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good faith
noun
: a state of mind indicating honesty and lawfulness of purpose : belief in one's legal title or right : belief that one's conduct is not unconscionable or that known circumstances do not require further investigation : absence of fraud, deceit, collusion, or gross negligence — usually used with in
< the board need have no fear of being in contempt of court if it acted in good faith — J.B.Martin > |