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Court Allows Petition After E-Way Bill Expired in Transit; No Ill-Intent Found from Howrah to Jamnagar.

January 25, 2023

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E-way Bill - Period of limitation for expiry of E-way Bill - it can be gathered that there does not appear to be any ill-intent on the part of the petitioner to use the expired e-Way bill. The company is situated at Howrah, West Bengal and the place of delivery was Jamnagar, Gujarat and in transit, this e-Way bill has expired. - The petition deserves to be allowed and is allowed. - HC

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