Individual rent-cover ordinance 1979 Section 15 (2) (vii) Personal Owners Personal Needs Expressions Honesty Expressions There is no strict definition of good faith, but the owners and owners of each case take into account the facts and circumstances. The same decision has to be made. For the establishment of good faith it was necessary to prove that he had a real need for premises, which certainly should be more than mere wish or desire; matters of good faith and rationality were consistent with the circumstances of each case. The intention and its necessity had to be decided objectively and not merely on the claim or denial of the parties.
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