Some Problematic Issues of the Application of the Principle of Good Faith in the Civil Law of the Russian Federation and Vietnam

Abstract

The article is devoted to the systematic analysis and search for problems of applying the principle of good faith in the civil law of Russia and Vietnam. The author emphasizes the importance and necessity of defining the principle of good faith in the regulation of contractual relations not only between Russia and Vietnam, but also among all participants in international relations. The article proposes a number of significant changes and improvements for legislation relating to the principle of good faith, based on theoretical study, analysis of the existing state of law and practice of its application in the contract law of two different legal systems. The purpose of these proposals is to improve the regulatory framework governing the principle of good faith in order to increase its practical effectiveness in law enforcement. The research method includes an analysis of legislation, judicial practice and academic sources. The scientific novelty lies in identifying the features of state interaction based on the principles of good faith. The article concludes that it is important and necessary to adhere to these principles in order to develop trust between the parties, ensure the stability of the business environment and strengthen mutually beneficial partnership between the two countries. It is of the greatest interest both for specialists in the field of civil law, as well as for subjects of international relations and business.