As long as the parties bargain with an intention to find a basis of agreement, the breakdown or deadlock of negotiations is not a violation of the:

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As long as the parties bargain with an intention to find a basis of agreement, the breakdown or deadlock of negotiations is not a violation of the:

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The duty to bargain in good faith requires parties to engage in negotiations with a genuine intent to reach an agreement, but a deadlock or breakdown in negotiations does not in itself constitute a failure to meet this obligation.

As Long as the Parties Bargain with an Intention to Find