In Bhasin v Hrynew the Supreme Court of Canada adopted an organizing principle of good faith in the performance of contracts and laid out a duty of honest performance as one of the applications of this organizing principle. The Supreme Court referred to the well-established duty of good faith in Québec civil law and in the US. The purpose of this round table is to explore further ramifications of the duty of good faith in contract law and the legal profession post Bhasin v Hrynew, with a particular focus on the dialogue between various legal traditions: Canadian common law, Québec civil law, Indigenous law, and US law … (more)
First posted 2016-10-05 14:24:18
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