أطروحة (دكتوراه)-جامعة القاهرة-كلية الحقوق-قسم القانون التجاري، 2024

يشتمل على إرجاعات بيبليوجرافية: صفحة 344-373

The conclusion includes the most significant findings of the study:
Both the negotiation and conclusion of contracts must be conducted in good faith.
The principle of good faith requires that the contracting party have a genuine intention to commit to the contract at the agreed time, and it does not allow anyone to withdraw from the contract or even indicate an intention not to fulfill it; this constitutes a breach of the principle of good faith.
Good faith is a legal obligation, not just a general duty; it is a real commitment.
The origin of the principle of good faith lies in ethical rules, which form the basis for many theories adopted by various civil legislations, such as the theory of abuse of rights, the theory of facilitation, the theory of defects of will, and the theory of unforeseen circumstances.
Adhering to the principle of good faith in the stages of a contract is a legal obligation, from the preliminary phase to its conclusion and execution.

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