👉 Severability is a legal concept that refers to the ability of a court or tribunal to determine whether one party's actions are "severable" from another party's. This means that if both parties agree on the nature and extent of the action, then it can be separated into two separate actions by a court, which would be considered separate legal entities for purposes of liability and damages. Severability is often used in contracts to ensure that if one party is unable or unwilling to fulfill their
