Good faith, often referred to as "bona fides," is a principle that denotes an honest intention to deal fairly and sincerely with others without any intention to deceive or defraud. It is a key concept in various areas, including law, business, and negotiations. Here are some contexts in which good faith is important: 1. **Contracts**: In contract law, parties are typically expected to perform their contractual obligations in good faith.
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