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Silence can hurt you: More clarity on the contractual duty to act honestly

Darrell Gold Commercial Legal National Jan. 14 2021
Previously (see my article on the 2014 precedent-setting case of Bhasin v. Hrynew) the Supreme Court of Canada unanimously confirmed the duty of parties to a contract to act honestly in the performance of their respective contractual obligations (the “Honest

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