0 if a contract is severable, it can be ended:
The goods may be delivered in instalments, but the contract is not severable.
In these circumstances, the court can find the statute severable and enforce it as applied to the challenger, or find it nonseverable and therefore unenforceable in any of its applications.
The characterization rests on a description of the religious citizens as accepting two severable propositions: (1) government may act on secular grounds, and (2) government may act on religious grounds.
For then the willingness of courts to presume that invalid portions or applications of laws are severable from the valid portions or applications will sometimes contravene principles of judicial federalism.
In some cases, where the discriminatory term was not "severable", the contract as a whole would be void and unenforceable.
It is considered that an after-care condition is severable from the permission and its invalidity would not bring down the planning permission.
There are very few regulations which actually contain definitions of "food", "severable parts", "toys"or"marbles".
Whether those elements are severable from the agreement as a whole is a matter for the normal rules of national law.
Nevertheless, you have accomplished something, and the issues are strictly severable.
