unenforceable

The severability clauses are all about that--if some part of a contract is deemed unenforceable, the rest still holds, etc.

It's often found in contracts but the clause is unenforceable and legally void.

You are 'strongly encouraged' to enforce your patent violations, for after a period of years (6) they basically become unenforceable.

It's also basically unenforceable unless you get every country around the world to buy-in (or shut off connections to outside countries).

So, anyone would still be faced with substantial legal costs, even if the ruling was that one particular term was unenforceable.

Expecting your friends not to use cloud services seems a bit unreasonable and unenforceable.

He said the terms were enforceable in my state; in fact, they'd taken it as far as they could without making it unenforceable.

They're certainly scared away from doing it with unenforceable lines banning it in contracts, TV shows skirting away from mentioning salary figures at all times, etc.

The whole thing is generally considered completely pointless and unenforceable.

Well, since it's unenforceable, you can safely ignore it.

Non-competes are pretty much unenforceable in California, though.

What people do with ashes is completely unenforceable.

> "I don't like X unenforceable thing" is the mark of our generation.

"I don't like X unenforceable thing" is the mark of our generation.