adj. Latin for "good faith," it signifies honesty, the "real thin...

1540s, Latin, literally "in good faith," ablative of bona fides "good faith" (see faith). Originally used as an adverb, later (18c.) also as an adjective. The opposite is mala fide [..]

Made in good faith without fraud or deceit.

Genuine. Made honestly and in good faith. [D03459]

Latin for "good faith," it signifies the "real thing" and the lack of deceit. In the case of a party claiming title as bona fide purchaser or holder, it indicates lack of knowledge [..]

Any genuine offer, made without intent to defraud or deceive.

Definition In good faith, without fraud. A notarized contract is considered to be a bona fide contract, since a third-party has verified the identities of the signors.

[Latin, in good faith] 1 a : characterized by good faith and lack of fraud or deceit [a bona fide offer] b : valid under or in compliance with the law [retirement incentives made part of a bona fide . [..]

In good faith.

In good faith.

Bona fide is Latin for "in good faith." It's used as a synonym for genuine, original, or without fraud.  

Bona fide is a Latin term meaning "good faith". In legal terms, it is often used to refer to a purchaser or holder who takes something without fraud, deceit, or knowledge of a lien or superi [..]

Acting in good faith

Without subterfuge or deception; really and truly. Literally, in good faith (Latin).

Any genuine offer, made without intent to defraud or deceive.

In good faith, real, not fraudulent. We think this is a Latin phrase, but it may also have something to do with a dog.

A term meaning "in good faith," that is, without fraud or deceit. A "bona fide marriage" is a marriage that was not entered into merely to obtain an immigration benefit for the for [..]

In good faith; without dishonesty, fraud or deceit.

In good faith.

Sincere, real, without fraud or deceit. Comes from the Latin for "in good faith."

In good faith; honestly [L]

Latin for ‘in good faith’. The demonstration of actions undertaken with good, honest intentions. Also a colloquial term for evidence of one’s identity.

adj. Latin for "good faith," it signifies honesty, the "real thing" and, in the case of a party claiming title as bona fide purchaser or holder, it indicates innocence or lack of k [..]

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In good faith.

In good faith.  

In good faith; without fraud or deceit; authentic.

In good faith, with valuable consideration and with absence of notice of any problems.