formal parts of the law.

1)TITLE

2)PREAMBLE

3) ENACTING CLAUSE

4)BODY

5)EFFICTIVITY

The Contract Clause of the United States Constitution covers contract law. The clause was created to keep states from using "private relief" to allow certain individuals an escape from their financial obligations. The Contract Clause prevents states from enacting laws that impair legal contracts.

An emergency clause allows certain normal procedures to be skipped in enacting a law. In particular, normally laws take effect some time after they are passed, to give time for people to become aware of the new law, but with an emergency clause a new law can go into effect immediately.

title

preamble - sort of introduction or preface; purpose is to explain the reasons for the enactment (of a law) and the objects sought to be attained.

enacting clause - tells who the authors are

body

effectivity clause

these are the parts of a law. looking at different ordinances, i think their parts are the same as laws'

title

preamble - sort of introduction or preface; purpose is to explain the reasons for the enactment (of a law) and the objects sought to be attained.

enacting clause - tells who the authors are

body

effectivity clause

these are the parts of a law. looking at different ordinances, i think their parts are the same as laws'