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• Spouses have a special trusted relationship that imputes an obligation of utmost good faith and fair dealing.
• "At all times during his employment by the CIA, Mr . O'Neil acted in the utmost good faith ."
• On the AGF charge, not at all, I personally think that JWB was acting in the utmost good faith.
• I have no doubt that the assistant bank manager acted in the utmost good faith and was straightforward and genuine.
• _to behave with the utmost good faith and honesty to each other, do not unjustly criticise or disparage one another and maintain confidences.
• Lloyd's, whose coat of arms carries the motto " Fidentia "-- Latin for " Utmost Good Faith "-- denies any suggestion of fraud.
• Promoters generally owe a duty of utmost good faith, so as to not mislead any potential investors, and disclose all material facts about the company's business.
• Reinsurance contracts ( between reinsurers and insurers / cedents ) require the highest level of utmost good faith, and such utmost good faith is considered the foundation of reinsurance.
• Reinsurance contracts ( between reinsurers and insurers / cedents ) require the highest level of utmost good faith, and such utmost good faith is considered the foundation of reinsurance.
• Its motto is " Fidentia ", Latin for " confidence ", and it is closely associated with the Latin phrase " uberrima fides ", or " utmost good faith ".
• Clubjuggle's approach was utterly discreet and circumspect, and his actions appear to have been carried out with great respect for privacy, a minimum of drama, and the utmost good faith.
• The Premier League also stated that the club had failed to fulfil its obligations to the league and other clubs in the utmost good faith and was therefore in breach of Rule B13.
• In many countries, insurance law incorporates an " utmost good faith " or " uberrima fides " doctrine, which requires potential customers to answer any underwriting questions asked by the insurer fully and honestly.
• "As the executive vice president and chief financial officer of MacAndrews, Tepperman owed MacAndrews fiduciary duties to exercise care and the utmost good faith and undivided loyalty in the performance of his duties, " it said.
• Despite rejecting the notion of utmost good faith, the court in " M & F v Oudtshoorn " did not set out the content of the requirement of good faith as it pertains to insurance contracts.
• ""'Carter v Boehm " "'( 1766 ) 3 Burr 1905 is a landmark English contract law case, in which Lord Mansfield established the duty of utmost good faith or " uberrimae fidei " in insurance contracts.
• Harshbarger and the 19 other attorneys general, in pressing Liggett's case to the White House, wrote : " Liggett has taken numerous significant actions which have demonstrated its utmost good faith in breaking with past tobacco industry conduct ."
• The notion of utmost good faith, and the view that the insurance contract, or for that matter any other contract, may be a contract of the utmost good faith, was rejected in " Mutual and Federal v Oudtshoorn Municipality ".
• "These protracted negotiations, conducted in utmost good faith, entailed considerable give-and-take on both sides, " said the bank, a unit of Household International of Chicago, " and ultimately yielded a settlement that confers a substantial benefit on the class ."
• Mosley said CSIS and the ministers " " breached their duties of utmost good faith and candour to the court by not thoroughly reviewing the information in their possession, prior to the issuance of the February 2008 certificate . ""