mala fide
adjective LAWDefinition
› illegal or dishonest: We need to prevent the completion of any sale which is perceived to be mala fide. They are trying to prove that the company and its foreign associates acted with mala fide intent.
(Definition of mala fide adjective from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary
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