Common court authorized sale of property left to minors, rejecting juvenile court's jurisdiction.

The Supreme Court of Justice unanimously declared that the common court, not the juvenile court, has the authority to authorize the sale of property left to minors. The parties contested jurisdictional boundaries regarding the administration of assets for minors, with the juvenile court initially asserting its competence. The court ruled that such authorizations fall under the common court's jurisdiction to resolve the conflict of authority.