Constitutional Severability
Constitutional Severability is a legal doctrine within constitutional law that permits the invalidation of specific provisions of a statute while preserving the remainder of the law, provided that the unconstitutional portion is severable and the legislature would have intended the rest to remain operative.
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Loizidou <i>v</i>. Turkey (Preliminary Objections)
International Law Reports · 1996 · 22 citations
Severability as Conditionality
Eric S. Fish · Emory law journal · 2015 · 15 citations
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