Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

QUINCE: INVALIDEZ PARCIAL

English translation:

Partial Invalidity (and Severability)

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Aug 19, 2009 10:27
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Spanish term

QUINCE: INVALIDEZ PARCIAL

Spanish to English Other Law (general)
Solo una duda, es en relación a las clausulas de un contrato y de la invalidez parcial del mismo, he visto utilizar "severability" y tb "INVALIDITY" pero no estoy muy segura de cual sería la mejor opción en este caso. Agradecería sugerencias gracias :)
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Partial Invalidity (and Severability)

I've always used just Partial Invalidity
but seems both are used together too :o)

New Jersey Statutes - Title 48 Public Utilities - 48:12-87.5 ...
1 Apr 2009 ... Partial invalidity. If any part or provision of this act shall be held invalid the remainder of this act shall not be affected thereby. ...
law.onecle.com/new-jersey/48-public-utilities/12-87.5.html - Cached - Similar
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The lease manual: a practical guide to negotiating office, retail, ... - Google Books Result
by Rodney J. Dillman, American Bar Association ... - 2008 - Law - 359 pages
Lender's Perspective Lender is interested in keeping the Lease in force so that the rental income stream is not affected; therefore, the partial invalidity ...
books.google.es/books?isbn=1590317262...
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{title} - Managing Intellectual Property - {issue}
The problem of partial invalidity rulings 01-Nov-2005 ... In both cases a resolution declaring the partial invalidity of a patent has retroactive effects, ...
www.managingip.com/.../The-problem-of-partial-invalidity-ru... - Similar
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13.12-1.080 Partial invalidity and severability.
13.12-1.080 Partial invalidity and severability. If any part of this chapter is declared invalid, the remainder of the chapter shall not be affected and ...
www.colletoncounty.org/.../13_12_1_080_Partial_invalidity.h... - Cached - Similar
Peer comment(s):

agree Maria Mastruzzo
7 mins
Thanks Maria
agree Ruth Ramsey : "Partial invalidity + clause" seems to bring up a number of hits on Google.
5 hrs
Thanks Ruth
agree Michele Hamburg
5 hrs
Thanks Michele
agree Enrique Huber (X)
6 hrs
Thanks Enrique
agree eski : Well put; William! :)) eski
8 hrs
Thanks Eski
agree Mónica Sauza
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Thanks Mónica
agree Peter Manda (X) : severability - I understood your point; I was merely articulating my preference
18 hrs
Thanks Peter - my point is that either or even both may be used
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(should [such clause] become) partially invalid...

is one standard solution. (Severability refers to the relationship of one clause to the rest of the contract).
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