Principle of POA is in COMA

This discussion examines whether a property sale is valid when the Power of Attorney (POA) holder sells it while the principal is in a coma and on life support. The key factor is whether the POA document itself has any expiry or termination clauses. If no such conditions are specified, the POA generally remains binding as long as the principal is alive, as it was granted to enable actions the principal cannot perform themselves.