There is three Parties involve, One is My Client (Say A), His Client (Say C) and Supplier (Say B),
Now, A is in Construction Contract (Supply of Material & Services) and Purchasing Goods from B directly at Client Site where construction is going on and B issuing E-way bill as 'Bill to A' and 'Ship to C'.
Now A has completed Construction and want to raise invoice to C.
My Question is, Whether Mr. A is liable for E-Way bill to Mr. C.
E-Way Bill Not Required for Invoicing When No Goods Move Between Parties A and C in Construction Contract A user inquired about the necessity of an E-Way bill in a construction contract involving three parties: a client (A), their client (C), and a supplier (B). The supplier ships goods directly to the construction site, billing A and shipping to C. The question was whether A needs an E-Way bill when invoicing C. One response clarified that since there is no movement of goods from A to C, an E-Way bill is not required. Another suggested reviewing a specific press release for more details. (AI Summary)
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