bona+fide
31bona\ fide — Of unquestionable status He is bona fide. (As used in Oh. Brother, Where Art Thou? …
32bona fide — In good faith, honestly, without collusion or fraud. A bona fide purchaser for value without notice is a person who has bought property in good faith, without being aware of prior claims to it (for example, that it is subject to a trust). The… …
33bona fide — In good faith, honestly, without collusion or fraud. A bona fide purchaser for value without notice is a person who has bought property in good faith, without being aware of prior claims to it (for example, that it is subject to a trust). The… …
34bona fide — [ˌbəʊnə ˈfaɪdi] adj a bona fide person or thing is really what they seem or claim to be …
35bóna fíde — prisl. (ọ̑ ȋ) knjiž. v prepričanju, da je tako prav; v dobri veri: to je storil bona fide …
36bona fide — In good faith (Latin). ► “ In Parker versus U.S. (1995), a federal district court in Georgia ruled that there was not a bona fide sale, so property transferred to an investment fund in exchange for an income interest in the fund for life was… …
37bona fide — adj (oböj. JUR god tro, bona fide principen att en juridisk förpliktelse ska fullgöras på ett ärligt och uppriktigt sätt …
38bona fide — /ˌbəυnə faɪdi/ adjective trustworthy, which can be trusted ♦ a bona fide offer an offer which is made honestly …
39bona fide purchaser — bona fide pur·chas·er n: a purchaser who purchases in good faith without notice of any defect in title and for a valuable consideration – called also bona fide purchaser for value; ◇ There are particular requirements for a bona fide purchaser of… …
40bona fide occupational qualification — n: a requirement (as relating to sex, religion, national origin, or age) for a particular job that does not violate the constitutional bans on discrimination see also civil rights act of 1964 and age discrimination in employment act in the… …
