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(c) The body of jurisprudence

which inequitably absolve

responsible persons from

liability to return based on

good faith;

The history of the rule evinces that

the original formulation of the "good

faith rule" excusing the return by

payees based on good faith was not

intended to be at the expense of

approving and/or certifying officers.

The application of this judge made

rule of excusing the payees and then

placing upon the officers the

responsibility to refund amounts

they did not personally receive,

commits an inadvertent injustice.