The legal administrator may not, without the prior authorisation of the guardianship judge:
1° Sell by mutual agreement a property or a business belonging to the minor;
2° Bring into partnership a property or a business belonging to the minor;
3° Take out a loan on behalf of the minor;
4° Waive for the minor a right, compromise or compromise on his behalf;
5° Accept purely and simply a succession reverting to the minor;
6° Buying the minor’s property, taking it on lease; for the purposes of concluding the deed, the legal administrator is deemed to be in opposition of interests with the minor;
7° Granting security free of charge in the minor’s name to guarantee the debt of a third party;
8° Carrying out a deed involving transferable securities or financial instruments within the meaning of article L. 211-1 of the Monetary and Financial Code, if it commits the minor’s assets for the present or future through a significant change in its content, a significant depreciation in its capital value or a lasting alteration of the minor’s prerogatives.
The authorisation shall determine the terms of the deed and, if applicable, the price or the upset price for which the deed is entered into.