- A California appeals court has rejected a bid by Michael Jackson's father to challenge the administration of his son's lucrative estate.
- A three justice panel of the California Second District Court of Appeal issued its ruling in Los Angeles today.
- The justices affirmed a probate judge's ruling that Joe Jackson didn't have standing to intervene in his son's estate.
- Despite being excluded from his son's 2002 will, Joe Jackson had been seeking a say in the financial affairs.
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Los Angeles:
A California appeals court has rejected a bid by Michael Jackson's father to challenge the administration of his son's lucrative estate.
A three justice panel of the California Second District Court of Appeal issued its ruling in Los Angeles today.
The justices affirmed a probate judge's ruling that Joe Jackson didn't have standing to intervene in his son's estate.
Despite being excluded from his son's 2002 will, Joe Jackson had been seeking a say in the financial affairs.
A three justice panel of the California Second District Court of Appeal issued its ruling in Los Angeles today.
The justices affirmed a probate judge's ruling that Joe Jackson didn't have standing to intervene in his son's estate.
Despite being excluded from his son's 2002 will, Joe Jackson had been seeking a say in the financial affairs.
