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In some situations (not sure which), having one part of a contract ruled unenforceable makes other parts unenforceable.
by qq66 13y ago
In some situations (not sure which), having one part of a contract ruled unenforceable makes other parts unenforceable.
- thaumasiotes 13y agoI believe (could be wrong) that that is "true in the general case". However, in the actual general case, a contract includes a "severability clause" specifically providing that invalid provisions do not render other provisions invalid.