The _____ clause in a contract describes how an issue will be addressed if a portion of the agreement is void or unenforceable and which court of law will resolve the difference.
A)force majeure
B)severability
C)notices
D)intellectual property
E)supply and delivery

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The clause described in the question is the severability clause. This clause states that if any portion of the agreement is found to be void or unenforceable, the remaining portions will still be valid and enforceable. It also typically includes information about which court of law will resolve any disputes related to the contract.

The _____ Clause in a Contract Describes How an Issue