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It could make the entire T&C invalid.

• alanbernstein 2y ago
  Why, is the soul an established legal concept? Or just the fact that nobody checked the thing?
  • opello 2y ago
    Presumably if the T&C didn't have a severability clause the impossible soul capturing part could be argued to invalidate the entirety.
    • lolinder 2y ago
      Do any T&Cs not have a severability clause? I'm not a lawyer and have written exactly one semi-legal document ever, but even I knew to put one of those in.
  • eastbound 2y ago
    No, it’s the fact that someone is joking in the ToS, proves that no-one can take it seriously. It would require a phrase like “If any term is considered invalid, it doesn’t invalidate the others”, but even this sentence is not always applicable.