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Student Versus Univeristy: The University's Implied Obligation of Good Faith and Fair Dealing

Hazel Glenn Beh

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The author examines the breadth of the contractual relationship between universities and their students. She argues that the university's contractual obligations of good faith and fair dealing should be informed by best practices.

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The author examines the breadth of the contractual relationship between universities and their students. She argues that the university's contractual obligations of good faith and fair dealing should be informed by best practices.

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The author examines the breadth of the contractual relationship between universities and their students. She argues that the university's contractual obligations of good faith and fair dealing should be informed by best practices.

Key concepts: Obligation, Good faith, Fair dealing, Faith, Law, Political science, Sociology, Epistemology

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