London,
(ANI):
Merchandising
deals
involving
official
Michael
Jackson
commemorative
goods
have
been
stalled
after
the
singer's
mother
raised
a
series
of
objections
in
front
of
a
Los
Angeles
judge.
Lawyer
John
Branca
and
music
executive
John
McClain,
the
administrators
of
the
late
star's
estate,
had
reached
a
deal
with
concert
promoters
AEG
Live
and
souvenir
company
Bravado
International
to
launch
several
Jackson-themed
products.
The
deals
were
presented
to
Superior
Court
Judge
Mitchell
Beckloff
for
approval
but
the
official
chose
to
postpone
ruling
after
Katherine
Jackson's
lawyers
stated
a
number
of
concerns
about
the
plans,
reports
the
Daily
Express.
Katherine's
lawyer
Burt
Levitch
alleged
the
Jacksons
were
"not
sure
(AEG)
would
have
been
the
first
choice".
Another
hearing
over
the
merchandising
deal
is
yet
to
be
finalised.
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