E-way bill requirement: storing goods at transporter's godown treats it as recipient's additional place of business, affecting e-way validity. E-way bill must accompany goods stored in a transporter's godown as goods in movement. If the consignee declares the transporter's godown as its additional place of business (with transporter concurrence), transport under the e-way bill is deemed complete on arrival there and no extension is required. Subsequent movement from that godown to other recipient premises requires a new valid e-way bill. Transporters must maintain warehouse-keeper accounts and records and recipients must maintain required records, with allowance to keep books at their principal place of business.
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E-way bill requirement: storing goods at transporter's godown treats it as recipient's additional place of business, affecting e-way validity.
E-way bill must accompany goods stored in a transporter's godown as goods in movement. If the consignee declares the transporter's godown as its additional place of business (with transporter concurrence), transport under the e-way bill is deemed complete on arrival there and no extension is required. Subsequent movement from that godown to other recipient premises requires a new valid e-way bill. Transporters must maintain warehouse-keeper accounts and records and recipients must maintain required records, with allowance to keep books at their principal place of business.
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