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good faith

/ɡʊd feɪθ/

Tradução: Termo jurídico e ético que designa a intenção honesta, a sinceridade e a ausência de fraude ou má-fé em negociações, contratos e relações jurídicas.

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/ɡʊd feɪθ/C1formallegal
  • ptTermo jurídico e ético que designa a intenção honesta, a sinceridade e a ausência de fraude ou má-fé em negociações, contratos e relações jurídicas.

A legal and ethical term referring to honest intentions, sincerity, and the absence of deceit or fraud in dealings or negotiations.

  1. Honest intentionB2formal

    The intention to act honestly and fairly, without any intent to deceive or defraud.

    ptBoa-fé

    • The parties negotiated in good faith to reach a settlement.
    • He acted in good faith when he returned the lost wallet.
    • The contract was signed in good faith by both sides.
  2. Sincere beliefB2formal

    A genuine and honest belief in the truth or validity of something.

    ptBoa-fé

    • She made the offer in good faith, believing it was fair.
    • They accepted the proposal in good faith, trusting the information provided.
    • His apology was made in good faith, without any hidden agenda.