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An introductory clause is the first part of a contract that tells you who the contract is between and when it was made. It's like the beginning of a story that sets the stage for what's to come.
Definition: An introductory clause is the first paragraph of a contract that introduces the parties involved and the date the agreement was made. It is also known as the commencement or exordium.
The examples illustrate how the introductory clause sets the stage for the rest of the contract by identifying the parties involved and the date the agreement was made or becomes effective. This information is important for establishing the legal validity of the contract and ensuring that all parties are aware of the terms and conditions they are agreeing to.