We have allowed your comment to remain in good faith and to show that we welcome debate and do not tar people with the same brush. It may be said that the newly elected Labour administration acted in good faith. What then followed was a bundle of falsehoods and bizarre inversions of reality, perhaps retailed in good faith. He will need to persuade Northern Ireland communities on both sides of the fence that he is acting in good faith.Ĭonsultation and negotiation in good faith are required, not as a mere formality, but as a genuine attempt to conclude an agreement. He said while some unsuspecting victims might buy them in good faith, others were well aware of the trade.īut neither the speed nor the agent of these radical reforms inspires confidence in their good faith.

His good faith may not be in question, but his credibility most certainly is. My second aggravation was an email virus hoax, kindly sent to me by a friend, in all good faith. The prime minister may have acted in good faith but clearly procedure was not followed. The hard fact is that in at least one incident, though I acted in good faith, I got it wrong. The very least they could do is knock a few pounds off our electricity bills, just as a gesture of good faith. It requires a lot of effort and commitment to act in good faith as responsible parliamentarians and leaders of this country. The company is refusing to bargain in good faith with the union and trying to bust it by preventing a first contract.

Similarly some of the judgments in the ship's papers cases treat the order for ship's papers as an application of the obligation of good faith.

Good faith