uberrima fides

Related to uberrima fides: Utmost Good Faith, insurable interest, uberrimae fidei

uberrima fides

‘the utmost good faith’. Both in England and in Scotland, certain contracts are such that the parties are obliged to observe the utmost good faith. Indeed, parties who are about to enter such a contract are held to be under an obligation to disclose all relevant matters before the contract. Recognized instances are insurance, fidelity guarantees for officials and probably partnership. The effect of this is to allow a party, quite often an insurer, to avoid liability as the contract will be treated as voidable if there has not been disclosure.

UBERRIMA FIDES. Perfect good faith; abundant good faith.
2. This phrase is used to express that a contract must be made in perfect good faith, concealing nothing; as in the case of insurance, the insured must observe the most perfect good faith towards the insurer. 1 Story, Eq. Jur. Sec. 317; 3 Kent, Com. 283, 4th ed.

Uberrima Fides

A legal principle in which all parties to a contract must make full disclosure of material facts in order for the contract to be effective. It is used in insurance contracts, in which the potential policyholder must declare all illnesses, injuries or other facts that would change the policy's level of risk. The phrase "uberrima fides" is Latin for "utmost good faith." It is also the motto of Lloyd's.

单词	uberrima fides
释义	uberrima fides uberrima fides (ˈjuːbəˌriːmə ˈfaɪdiːz; juːˈbɛrɪmə) n (Insurance) another name for utmost good faith[Latin: utmost good faith] uberrima fides Related to uberrima fides: Utmost Good Faith, insurable interest, uberrimae fidei uberrima fides ‘the utmost good faith’. Both in England and in Scotland, certain contracts are such that the parties are obliged to observe the utmost good faith. Indeed, parties who are about to enter such a contract are held to be under an obligation to disclose all relevant matters before the contract. Recognized instances are insurance, fidelity guarantees for officials and probably partnership. The effect of this is to allow a party, quite often an insurer, to avoid liability as the contract will be treated as voidable if there has not been disclosure. UBERRIMA FIDES. Perfect good faith; abundant good faith. 2. This phrase is used to express that a contract must be made in perfect good faith, concealing nothing; as in the case of insurance, the insured must observe the most perfect good faith towards the insurer. 1 Story, Eq. Jur. Sec. 317; 3 Kent, Com. 283, 4th ed. Uberrima Fides Uberrima Fides A legal principle in which all parties to a contract must make full disclosure of material facts in order for the contract to be effective. It is used in insurance contracts, in which the potential policyholder must declare all illnesses, injuries or other facts that would change the policy's level of risk. The phrase "uberrima fides" is Latin for "utmost good faith." It is also the motto of Lloyd's.
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