Severability and Entire Agreement
This section clarifies two important aspects of the "Terms and Conditions."
1. Severability: It emphasizes that if any part of the terms is deemed unenforceable or invalid by a court, it does not affect the validity of the remaining terms. This ensures that the document remains legally sound even if a specific provision is unenforceable.
2. Entire Agreement: It states that the terms constitute the entire agreement between the website owner and the users, supersedes any prior agreements or understandings, and governs the relationship between the parties. This clause prevents disputes or misunderstandings stemming from prior verbal agreements or informal discussions, ensuring that the written terms are the sole reference for the agreement.
These provisions aim to enhance clarity and legal enforceability, promoting a fair and consistent user experience.