Definition
Able to remain in existence for a long period of time regardless of the existence of obstacles, impediments or other adverse conditions. A power of attorney is said to be durable if it remains in effect even after the principal becomes incapacitated or incompetent.
Context: Used in General Law
Examples
- In legal contexts, “durable” refers to able to remain in existence for a long period of time regardless of the existence of obstacles, impediments or other adverse conditions.