Anmerkungen:
In: Journal of Law and Financial Management, Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 22-30
Beschreibung:
In this paper, we examine the doctrine of good faith contractual performance in the context of the Australian law of contract. We argue that the doctrine as presently developed has taken on chimerical qualities and in particular, represents an undesirable threat to commercial certainty. In justifying our position, we use the recent decision of the NSW Court of Appeal in Vodafone v Mobile Innovations as a case study of the dangers associated with invoking good faith as a means of interfering with the essence of a bargain struck between commercial parties