Severability clause is a contractual clause that ensures a contract remains valid and enforceable even if specific provisions are deemed invalid or unenforceable. It allows the invalid provision to be severed while the remaining terms continue to function. This clause preserves the contract’s integrity and prevents total invalidation due to issues with specific terms.
Drafting Tip
Include this clause to ensure that if part of the contract is invalidated, the rest remains enforceable. Clarify which sections this applies to if not all.
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