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Meaning of pacta sunt servanda

pacta sunt servanda: It is a Latin phrase used in law and means "the agreed obligation" or "what is agreed must be fulfilled".; The Latin expression "Pacta sunt servanda" ("pacts must be fulfilled") is used in law to enforce an agreement even if there is no contract, as it creates civil obligations. A typical case is the consumer complaint to the non-conformity of a purchased product. It is also used in international law, for an understanding between nations that must be respected. See «rebus sic stantibus»; Phrase used by bildu and we can to enforce the agreement signed to repeal the entire labour reform.; PACTA SUNT SERVANDA-locution Latin which means that the contract should be faithfully fulfilled however appear future events which are prejudicial to the bound. "The agreed requires ".

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