Definition of mala fides in English:

mala fides

noun malə ˈfiːdeɪzmalə ˈfʌɪdiːzˈfēˌdāz

mass nounLaw

Bad faith; intent to deceive.
none of the prosecutions was brought as a consequence of mala fides by the prosecutor
Example sentencesExamples
- Their statements in recent months provide irrefutable proof of the mala fides of any such legislation.
- The transcript of the bail hearing at which Mr. Goody participated shows no evidence of malice or other mala fides by Mr. Goody.
- It is not really a question of demonstrating mala fides on the part of the decision-maker, as they seem to be suggesting at page 105.
- I am not suggesting any mala fides, all I am saying is that there is a system.
- As the transaction was for valuable consideration, there is no presumption of mala fides.
- Where such alternatives are available, the Appellant will not assert mala fides.

Origin

Latin.

Definition of mala fides in US English:

mala fides

nounˈfēˌdāz

Law

Bad faith; intent to deceive.
none of the prosecutions was brought as a consequence of mala fides by the prosecutor
Example sentencesExamples
- It is not really a question of demonstrating mala fides on the part of the decision-maker, as they seem to be suggesting at page 105.
- Where such alternatives are available, the Appellant will not assert mala fides.
- I am not suggesting any mala fides, all I am saying is that there is a system.
- The transcript of the bail hearing at which Mr. Goody participated shows no evidence of malice or other mala fides by Mr. Goody.
- As the transaction was for valuable consideration, there is no presumption of mala fides.
- Their statements in recent months provide irrefutable proof of the mala fides of any such legislation.

Origin

Latin.

单词	mala fides
释义	Definition of mala fides in English: mala fides noun malə ˈfiːdeɪzmalə ˈfʌɪdiːzˈfēˌdāz mass nounLaw Bad faith; intent to deceive. none of the prosecutions was brought as a consequence of mala fides by the prosecutor Example sentencesExamples Their statements in recent months provide irrefutable proof of the mala fides of any such legislation. The transcript of the bail hearing at which Mr. Goody participated shows no evidence of malice or other mala fides by Mr. Goody. It is not really a question of demonstrating mala fides on the part of the decision-maker, as they seem to be suggesting at page 105. I am not suggesting any mala fides, all I am saying is that there is a system. As the transaction was for valuable consideration, there is no presumption of mala fides. Where such alternatives are available, the Appellant will not assert mala fides. Origin Latin. Definition of mala fides in US English: mala fides nounˈfēˌdāz Law Bad faith; intent to deceive. none of the prosecutions was brought as a consequence of mala fides by the prosecutor Example sentencesExamples It is not really a question of demonstrating mala fides on the part of the decision-maker, as they seem to be suggesting at page 105. Where such alternatives are available, the Appellant will not assert mala fides. I am not suggesting any mala fides, all I am saying is that there is a system. The transcript of the bail hearing at which Mr. Goody participated shows no evidence of malice or other mala fides by Mr. Goody. As the transaction was for valuable consideration, there is no presumption of mala fides. Their statements in recent months provide irrefutable proof of the mala fides of any such legislation. Origin Latin.
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