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Bad Faith and Malice


BACKGROUND

'Bad faith' (and it's corollary, 'good faith') and the closely associated concept of 'malice' are used in a number of unrelated legal contexts. Generally though 'bad faith' is a heightened standard of liability (more than negligence), or particularly egregious behaviour or intent. 'Malice' is used in various contexts, including in defamation law to void the defence of 'fair comment'.


CROWN LIABILITY, BAD FAITH
Bad Faith Dicta - Crown Liability and Protection Act (CLPA)

MEANING, BAD FAITH
Bad Faith Dicta - Meaning

MALICE
Malice Dicta - Defamation

RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES ACT, 2006
Bad Faith Dicta - RTA


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