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8/14/00, 2:21 pm

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Power of Attorney Without Principal's Authority

Can a spouse be granted power of attorney over her husband (principal), if he has made no provisions to authorize such authority over his person and is currently hospitalized in a coma?

If possible, what California legal codes would apply?


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