Administrator's Sale of Minor's Land Without Family Council Authorization

The case concerned a dispute over the validity of a contract for the sale of land entered into by an administrator acting on behalf of a minor, where the required authorization from the family council had not been obtained prior to the execution of the deed. The reviewing court rejected the appeal, affirming that the contract, concluded without the prerequisite authorization for the disposition of the minor's real property as mandated by law, was voidable due to the failure to follow the required formal procedure, which was established for the protection of the minor's interests.