severable
- It pertains to something that can be separated or detached
- The contract includes a severable clause, which means that if any part is found to be illegal, the rest of the agreement remains in force.
- The property rights in question are considered severable, thus allowing for individual parts to be sold off independently.
- Due to its severable nature, the legislation doesn't collapse entirely if a part of it is declared unconstitutional.
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