Common use of Invalid Provision Clause in Contracts

Invalid Provision. ‌ If any provision of this Charter Contract or the legal authority for entering into this Charter Contract is invalidated by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, the Commission shall determine whether any of the Contract provisions can be given effect in light of the decision and notify the Governing Board of the extent to which the Charter Contract can remain in effect without the invalid contract provision. If the Commission determines that the decision implicates the legal authority for entering into this Charter Contract, or materially and substantially alters the contract provision, the Charter Contract shall terminate on the date that the decision becomes final. If the legal authority for entering into this Charter Contract is invalidated, then this Charter Contract shall immediately terminate when the Court’s order becomes final.

Invalid Provision. ‌ If any provision of this Charter Contract or the legal authority for entering into this Charter Contract is invalidated by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, the Commission shall determine whether any of the Contract provisions can be given effect in light of the decision and notify the Governing Board of the extent to which the Charter Contract can remain in effect without the invalid contract provision. If the Commission determines that the decision implicates the legal authority for entering into this Charter Contract, or materially and substantially alters the contract provision, the Charter Contract shall terminate on the date that the decision becomes final. If the legal authority for entering into this Charter Contract is invalidated, then this Charter Contract shall immediately terminate when the Court’s order becomes final.