| In my view, the liability and damages are distinct issues that are severable from one another. |
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| Mr Browne submits that the first two of these meanings are severable and distinct. |
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| She submitted that a decision may have many separate and severable elements within it. |
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| Did the Applications Judge err in ordering that any severable information be disclosed? |
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| The Minister should be given an opportunity to claim any exemption that might apply to the severable information. |
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| Second, is the balance of the information, that is the portion not exempt, reasonably severable? |
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| It maintained that reservations were severable from the treaty and produced no effects if they were incompatible with its object and purpose. |
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| Nevertheless, a severable part of the contract which has a closer connection with another country may by way of exception be governed by the law of that other country. |
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| It was held that the words were meaningless but that they did not destroy the contract as they were severable, leaving the core of the obligation intact. |
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| If any part of these terms and conditions is unlawful, void or unenforceable in any country, or jurisdiction, that part will be deemed severable and will not affect the validity and enforceability of remaining provisions. |
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| In the case of a security with a conversion feature which is not severable from the security and cannot be separately traded, no part of the issue price can be allocated to the conversion feature. |
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| Any provision of this Agreement, or part thereof, prohibited by law or otherwise invalid or ineffective will be ineffective only to the extent of such prohibition or ineffectiveness and will be severable. |
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| Any clause in a document in response to this RFP process, which purports to limit FCC's obligation under FIPPA, will be considered void and severable from the response. |
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| If the State addressed is unable to recognise or enforce the whole of the decision it shall recognise or enforce any severable part of the decision which can be so recognised or enforced. |
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| In this case, the Court found that disconnected snippets of releasable information taken from otherwise exempt passages are not reasonably severable. |
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| In other words, public service and non-public service activities may share the same inputs to a large extent and the costs may not always be severable in a proportionate manner. |
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| The provision shall be severable from the Treaty insofar as it is invalid or non enforceable and the remainder of the Treaty shall be interpreted, to the extent possible, to give effect to the intention of the Parties. |
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