An implied term of good faith in a commercial contract cannot expand an express contractual entitlement beyond its terms — it requires fidelity to the bargain as struck, not subordination of one party's interests to the other. A conjunction agreement that nominates a specific prospective purchaser is unambiguous and cannot be read to extend to associated entities. Summary judgment should not be entered where a claim conceded to require trial remains outstanding.
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