Karen's elderly Uncle Joe gave her written authority to sell the family house. UncleJoe lived in Maine and Karen lived in Minnesota. After about two months Karenfound a buyer for the house and signed an acceptance of the offer on July 21.Later that same day she learned that Uncle Joe had died the day before (July 20).Other members of the family did not want the family house sold and claimed that tacceptance Karen signed was void because Uncle Joe had died prior to acceptance.The buyer of the house claims Karen had the legal authority to sell the house andthat the contract is binding.Who is right? Please explain.

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