The Constitution of India is divided into various Parts, each dealing with specific aspects of the Indian state's structure, powers, and rights. Fundamental Rights are covered in Part III. Relations between the Union and the States are primarily in Part XI. Finance, property, contracts, and suits are in Part XII. Trade, commerce, and intercourse within India are in Part XIII. Since all listed items correspond to subjects covered in distinct Parts of the Constitution, all are considered parts of the Constitution.