Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- A spokesman for the trustees who control Michael Jackson's estate said designer belts produced under a contract with the pop icon's parents were not authorized. Asked if there would be legal action to stop the marketing of the belts, estate spokesman Jim Bates said it was undecided. Another company, Bravado, has a contract with the estate to market Michael Jackson merchandise, Bates said. A representative of the company marketing the belt said Katherine Jackson, the late pop star's mother, cleared the deal with the trustees. The sale has been put on hold while lawyers discuss a solution, he said.Estate spokesman says belt deal was not approvedEstate hasn't decided if it will stop belt saleCompany marketing MJ belts says his mom got approval"Artist's proof" belt autographed by Jackson's children, parents
Charities yet to be chosen will also get 20 percent of the estate's profits, according to the will signed by _.