Didn the applicant pay in good faith?
If he overpaid in good faith our customer is under no obligation to compound that mistake by repeating it. The respondent is also responsible to act in good faith on the part of his policy holders and/or stock owners to make due diligence not to overpay for anything. The applicant should approach the vendor that overcharged and demand reimbursement. For instance, one applicant paid $950 for a $9.50 headlamp relay, another paid $280 an hour for labor instead of $28, easily recoverable overpayments.
