mala fide's Usage Examples:

Bad faith (Latin: mala fides) is a sustained form of deception which consists of entertaining or pretending to entertain one set of feelings while acting.

people, but in each case his claim was dismissed by the court due to mala fide intent.

It is not ruled out that in case a bank is warned, a mala fide owner or managers could divert assets, making settlements with closest.

Nor, the court found, does Parliament have the power to act mala fide.

Court of Pakistan if the order suffers from a jurisdictional defect or is mala fide—in bad faith—or is coram non judice, that is, performed without jurisdiction.

(Frans Kuyper) 1666 posthumous: Johann Wolfgang Jäger – Franciscus Cuperus mala fide aut ad minimum frigide atheismum Spinozae oppugnans 1710 Johannes Bredenburg.

The entire acquisition proceedings were initiated with mala fide intention, illegally and in violation of the provisions of the Land Acquisition.

Dubey, in a letter to the prime minister, outlined a list of bad faith (mala fide) actions in a segment of a highway in Bihar.

Opposite of mala fide.

Kannada; the PUCL called the association's action as "illegal, vicious, mala fide, motivated and vindictive", saying that "Justice Saldanha is regarded.

convicts filed petitions before the Supreme Court of Pakistan, alleging mala fide.

placing blame on Azerbaijan for its decisions in the treatment of Safarov (mala fide acts), but largely acquitting Hungary for its part in transferring the.

governorship had been declared by Supreme Court as unconstitutional, mala fide, void, ultra vires, etc.

"'Factually incorrect, mala fide': MJ Akbar's lawyer Geeta Luthra presents rejoinder in defamation suit.

) of the president are proclaimed by the courts as unconstitutional, mala fide, ultra vires, void, etc.

If such a power was exercised arbitrarily, mala fide or in absolute disregard of the finer canons of the constitutionalism.

the elected legislatures to form new government is unconstitutional and mala fide act by the president.

indirect advantage, is not an abuse of the process of the court or acting mala fide but acting bona fide in accordance with the process.