§1308.20. Aiding and Abetting – Rates  


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  • For purposes of imposing sanctions as authorized by Section 18c-1704(2) through (7) of the Law, a person aids or abets a licensed carrier in a violation of Sections 18c-3206 and 18c-4104(1)(j) of the Law when either:

     

    a)         The person hires a carrier to provide transportation services, and:

     

    1)         is informed by the carrier of the rate to be charged for the services to be performed, which rate is specified in a lawfully applicable tariff or schedule on file with the Commission; and

     

    2)         is billed by the carrier at that rate; and

     

    3)         without good cause, intentionally pays the carrier an amount different from the amount billed by the carrier; or

     

    b)         The person offers to hire a carrier to provide transportation services at a rate which the person knows:

     

    1)         is not specified in a lawfully applicable tariff or schedule on file with the Commission; and

     

    2)         cannot legally become effective prior to the time the transportation services are to be provided by the carrier; or

     

    c)         The person, without sufficient cause, fails or refuses to pay to a carrier the amount of undercharges which the Commission has ordered the carrier to collect from that person.  The fact that the person and the carrier had negotiated a rate other than the rate specified in a lawfully applicable tariff or schedule shall not constitute sufficient cause.

     

    d)         The unintentional or accidental payment of a rate different from the rate contained in a lawfully applicable tariff will not constitute aiding and abetting.