La clause
Example: La clause du contrat protège les droits des deux parties.
Definition
"La clause" in legal context refers to a specific provision or condition included within a contract or legal document that outlines particular rights, duties, or obligations agreed upon by the parties involved, ensuring clarity and protection for all sides.
Etymology
The term "la clause" originates from the Latin word 'clausula,' meaning a closing or a conclusion. In legal language, it came to signify a distinct section or stipulation in a document. Did you know? The root 'claus-' relates to closing or shutting, much like how clauses close sections of contracts.
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"La clause" appears in the Vocaplus list "French - Law - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 125 commonly used words.
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