STANDARDS OF REASONABLENESS AND GOOD FAITH AS COMPONENTS OF SUBJECTIVE GOOD FAITH IN RUSSIAN LAW

The article examines the theoretical and practical aspects of the features that make up the category of subjective good faith in Russian civil law. The main attention is paid to the study of standards of reasonableness and good faith as components of this legal phenomenon. The purpose of the study is to analyze the content and correlation of the concepts of reasonableness and good faith in the context of their application to the assessment of the behavior of participants in civil turnover within the framework of the formula «knew or should have known». The paper examines the problems of distinguishing objective and subjective conscientiousness, as well as their relationship with the categories of guilt and prudence. The author proves that reasonable behavior is characterized by prudence and concern for one’s own affairs based on the use of objectively accessible information. On this basis, it is determined that subjective integrity can be represented through two objective standards of behavior: integrity and reasonableness.