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6.2.4.1. Motor General Trades v/s State of A.P. 1984

If a valid section of a law can be separated from the invalid section and the valid section can be considered to form an independent statute, then this section remains valid.

If the valid and invalid sections are so mixed up that they cannot be separated then the whole is declared void.

After omitting the invalid part, if what remains is very thin and what emerges out is something different, then the entire law is invalid.