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Rule 138(3)'s third proviso permits Part B conveyance details to remain unfilled during the specified initial intrastate movement from a consignor's business premises to a transporter's premises for further transportation. The exception covers movement to a transporter's warehouse for consolidation before onward dispatch, rather than every short-distance journey. A permitted omission does not constitute an actual contravention attracting a Section 129 penalty, despite its overriding language. Appeals below the statutory monetary threshold may be admitted where a substantive issue concerning this exception and the resulting penalty warrants consideration on merits.
Rule 138(3)'s third proviso permits Part B conveyance details to remain unfilled during the specified initial intrastate movement from a consignor's business premises to a transporter's premises for further transportation. The exception covers movement to a transporter's warehouse for consolidation before onward dispatch, rather than every short-distance journey. A permitted omission does not constitute an actual contravention attracting a Section 129 penalty, despite its overriding language. Appeals below the statutory monetary threshold may be admitted where a substantive issue concerning this exception and the resulting penalty warrants consideration on merits.
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