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In ecclesiastical law. The second Sunday before Lent being about the sixtieth day before Easter. … [Read more...] about SEXAGESIMA SUNDAY

A contract provision that states that if a court finds one clause of a contract unenforceable, only that portion is invalidated and does not affect the validity of the entire agreement. Without this provision, an unenforceable clause could invalidate the entire contract. … [Read more...] about SEVERABILITY CLAUSE

In Saxon law. The middle thanes, valued at 600s. … [Read more...] about SEXHINDENI

Able to be severed or separated without causing significant damage or destruction to the whole, e.g. a case is severable into two separate cases. Admitting of severance or separation, capable of being divided; capable of being severed from other things to which it was joined, and yet maintaining a complete and independent existence. … [Read more...] about SEVERABLE

An agreement that consists of several parts where a breach of one part does not invalidate the entire contract, e.g. the sale of several capital fixtures with installment payments where a breach of contract does not mean that the first delivered fixture currently being paid upon is automatically invalidated. … [Read more...] about SEVERABLE CONTRACT