alleryStart learning →When is a thing done in good faith under the General Clauses Act?
AOnly if done with expert supervision
BOnly if done with due care and diligence
COnly if done on written legal advice
DIf done honestly, even if negligently
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. If done honestly, even if negligently
Good faith turns on honesty, so a negligent act can still be in good faith.
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