Good faith as a principle of civil law

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The concept of good faith, rooted in the Latin "bona fides," is crucial in understanding modern legal principles and institutions. This book explores the ongoing debates surrounding its definition, significance, and application within legal contexts. While extensive theoretical work has been done, the focus has often been narrow, primarily relating to vindication claims and the acquirer's good faith. The text aims to broaden the discussion, providing insights into the role of good faith in contemporary legal frameworks and its implications for legal practice.