The Contracts Clause established in the Constitution allows for contracts, like taxes, to be commercial certainties on which we are able to rely with the hopes that they provide equal parameters for every citizen to follow. Unless taxes or contracts are deemed to be in violation to health or welfare, they are to be treated as volitional, binding agreements between the Government, the State, and the citizens of the United States. A contract clause is a specific provision or section within a written contract. Each clause in a contract addresses a specific aspect related to the overall subject matter of the agreement. Contract clauses are aimed at clearly defining the duties, rights and privileges that each party has under the contract terms. Clauses can be located in various places in the contract, but most of the time they appear towards the end of the document. Contract clauses can take many forms and can cover Every agreement definition you can think of. Thousands of real usage examples and samples to choose from.