part of a constitutional statute

A part of a constitutional statute is a distinct, formally designated subdivision of the statute that organizes and groups related constitutional provisions under a common thematic or functional heading.

Aliases (7)

• part of the Constitution of Canada ×2
• part of the Florida Constitution ×2
• section of a constitution ×2
• chapter of a constitution ×1
• foundational legal provision ×1
• part of the Belgian Constitution ×1
• part of the Texas Constitution ×1

Instances (11)

• Part X – Intercolonial Railway
• Constitutional amending formula via concept surface "part of the Constitution of Canada"
• General amending formula (7/50 formula) via concept surface "part of the Constitution of Canada"
  surface form: "General amending formula"
• Article I via concept surface "part of the Florida Constitution"
  surface form: "Article I of the Florida Constitution"
• Article I, Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution via concept surface "section of a constitution"
• Article II via concept surface "part of the Florida Constitution"
  surface form: "Article II of the Florida Constitution"
• Article I via concept surface "part of the Texas Constitution"
  surface form: "Article I of the Texas Constitution"
• Article I – The Commonwealth via concept surface "foundational legal provision"
• Title IX – The Communities and the Regions via concept surface "section of a constitution"
• Chapter III of the Constitution of Japan via concept surface "chapter of a constitution"