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Mala fide means in bad faith, such as an action performed with dishonesty.
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'''Mala fide''' means in bad faith, such as an action performed with dishonesty.
  
 
Mala fide is the opposite of [[bona fide]].
 
Mala fide is the opposite of [[bona fide]].
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Latest revision as of 15:39, July 13, 2016

Mala fide means in bad faith, such as an action performed with dishonesty.

Mala fide is the opposite of bona fide.