In legal practice, an unbreakable contract is also called a covenant.
What is a covenant?
This refers to a formal agreement in a contract or deed that one or both party should do or not do a particular act which is stipulated in writing.
Hence, this agreement is called an unbreakable contract because both party must adhere to the terms.
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