Severance and Survivability Sample Clauses

The Severance and Survivability clause defines how certain provisions of a contract remain effective even if other parts are found invalid or unenforceable. Typically, if a specific term is deemed unenforceable by a court, that term is removed or modified, but the rest of the agreement continues in force. Additionally, some obligations—such as confidentiality or indemnification—are explicitly stated to survive the termination or expiration of the contract. This clause ensures that the contract remains functional and that key responsibilities persist, even if parts of the agreement are invalidated, thereby preserving the parties' intentions and minimizing disruption.