Abstract
The article is devoted to the problems of implementing the principle of good faith in English contract law. Now the importance of the principle is based on the fact that Russian companies expand the cooperation with companies from Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Usually, English contract law is applicable law between those parties. However, in the modern conditions of sanctions, there are many issues which don’t regulate in English law. Problems related to providing information to the counterparty, performing reasonable actions not expressly provided for in the contract, are not clearly resolved by English law. These questions are the parts of the good faith standard under private international law. In this paper, the author makes an attempt to find the ways to solve the stated issues.
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