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   1. Identify which aspect of good faith might be engaged. The starting point is that there is no general doctrine of good faith in English contract law. Instead, duties of good faith can affect a commercial contract in three distinct ways: The parties can expressly agree that they will act in good faith.

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3. www.guildhallchambers.co.uk › uploadedFiles › GoodGOOD FAITH IN ENGLISH CONTRACT LAW - Guildhall Chambers

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   EU legislation frequently imposes such a duty on contracting parties,2 whilst the common law also recognises a duty to act in good faith in certain specific types of contract eg contracts of employment or insurance.

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4. www.no5.com › 03 › the-scope-of-the-duty-of-fidelityThe Scope Of The Duty Of Fidelity - No5 Barristers' Chambers

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   Mar 17, 2013 · Therefore, it is the writer’s opinion in light of QBE, with or without an express conflict of interest term, the implied duty of fidelity will mean that an employee must generally disclose situations that would result in a conflict of interest to his employer’s business interests.

5. www.legalbriefai.com › legal-terms › fidelityfidelity - Meaning in law and legal documents, Examples and ...

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   Fidelity in legal terms refers to the loyalty and faithfulness that one party owes to another, especially in relationships like marriage or business partnerships. It means being trustworthy and keeping promises.

6. uk.practicallaw.thomsonreuters.com › 4/102/7600Duty of fidelity - Practical Law

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   The High Court has held that a director breached his duty of fidelity when he failed to disclose details of a rival bidder for a contract which his employer was seeking to retain.

7. dictionary.justia.com › fidelityfidelity Definition, Meaning & Usage | Justia Legal Dictionary

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   It refers to the level of loyalty or faithfulness. How to use "fidelity" in a sentence. The fidelity of the manager to the company principles impressed the board of directors. The contract required a high degree of fidelity from the contractor to adhere to the terms laid out.

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   Do employees have a duty of fidelity?

   • Employees are usually agents of the company in one capacity or another. However, it's not always the case. Contracts of employment usually contain an implied term to serve an employer in good faith and with fidelity. It’s known as "the duty of fidelity". The duties imposed by the implied term vary according to the position of the employee.

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   Is fidelity a fiduciary duty?

   • However the duty of fidelity must not be confused with the fiduciary duty. The latter requires more extensive duties from his employee. A fiduciary is required to act solely in the interests of its employer to the exclusion of his own interests. For example a director of a company will owe a fiduciary duty, as may senior employees.

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   What is implied duty of fidelity?

   • Therefore, it is the writer’s opinion in light of QBE, with or without an express conflict of interest term, the implied duty of fidelity will mean that an employee must generally disclose situations that would result in a conflict of interest to his employer’s business interests.

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   How is the duty of fidelity determined?

   • For employees, the extent of the duty of fidelity is decided by reference to a series of factors which include the employee’s: role and vulnerability of the employer if the employee does the wrong thing. The more senior the employee, the more rigorous and stringent the duty of fidelity.

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   Did the claimant breach the implied term of duty of fidelity?

   • However, by soliciting Euro Finance and OECD to provide work to him once he left the Respondent the Claimant had breached the implied term of duty of fidelity. In giving judgment Lang J stated : ‘The Claimant was not a director and he did not owe any specific contractual obligations of the kind which may give rise to a fiduciary duty.

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   How does a breach of implied duty of fidelity affect a principal?

   • Breaches of the implied duty of fidelity commonly take place where the person receives and communicates information on the business’s behalf. A discretion on handling and passing on communications can influence changes in their principal's legal position. That in turn can indirectly affect the legal position of the principal.

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   Breaches of the implied duty of fidelity commonly take place where the person receives and communicates information on the business’s behalf. A discretion on handling and passing on communications can influence changes in their principal's legal position.