
Duty of Good Faith in Canadian Contracts: What Businesses Need to Know
In the rapidly changing landscape of Canadian commerce, the basic idea of running a business is the dependability of business contracts. For many years, the rule of the road with commercial agreements between parties in Canada has been “freedom of contract”, implying parties are free to decide their contract terms, and the courts would only...
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