Good faith interpretation

Good faith interpretation involves understanding and applying legal rules, documents, or agreements honestly and sincerely, without trying to manipulate or distort the meaning for unfair advantage. It means both parties or interpreters genuinely seek to understand the true intent and purpose behind the words, rather than deliberately misinterpreting to benefit themselves. This principle promotes fairness, trust, and cooperation, ensuring that communication and legal processes are conducted with integrity and respect for the original intent.