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Refund alongwith the interest - generation of e-way bill in the name of petitioner was a bona fide mistake or not - Apparently, courier receipt/invoice and eway bill, pertains to same transaction but the generation of e-way bill is in incorrect name. The mistake appears to be bona fide inasmuch as the detail of vehicle, dispatch date is same. The case in hand appears to be a case where e-way bill was generated wrongly in the name of petitioner on account of some clerical or typographical error, therefore, the impugned orders are quashed. - HC
Refund alongwith the interest - generation of e-way bill in the name of petitioner was a bona fide mistake or not - Apparently, courier receipt/invoice and eway bill, pertains to same transaction but the generation of e-way bill is in incorrect name. The mistake appears to be bona fide inasmuch as the detail of vehicle, dispatch date is same. The case in hand appears to be a case where e-way bill was generated wrongly in the name of petitioner on account of some clerical or typographical error, therefore, the impugned orders are quashed. - HC
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