Abstract
The principle of good faith, which goes back to Roman law, is studied. Various stages of the development of the principle are considered, the diverse definitions of parameters found in the scientific literature are analyzed. It is concluded that conscientiousness is a punitive legal transfer for risky behavior in an objective sense; in the subjective - a subjective choice when using risky behavior, in the presence of dispositive norms.
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