Starke Taylor & Sons, Inc. v. Riverside Plantation

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• If the enforceable provision of a contract can be severed from the unenforceable provisions, courts should, in order to avoid inequities, sever the enforceable from the unenforceable portion rather than declare the entire contract void
• If the enforceable provision of a contract can be severed from the unenforceable provisions, courts should, in order to avoid inequities, sever the enforceable from the unenforceable portion rather than declare the entire contract void
• lf the enforceable provision of a contract can be severed from the unenforceable provisions, courts should, in order to avoid inequities, sever the enforceable from the unenforceable portion rather than declare the entire contract void

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