The State Government of Tamil Nadu has notified the list of documents to be carried by the transporter when the E-Way Bill expires.
The Notification issued on Tuesday said that the person-in-charge of a conveyance transporting goods, which are brought from other States into the State through multimodal transport, to tarry the following documents subject to the condition that he is in possession of the expired e-way bill for the shipment bearing the place of final destination and bill of coastal goods / Railway receipt / Airway bill; (a) Tax invoice or bill of supply; or (b) a delivery challan, where the goods are transported for reasons other than by way of supply.”
It further said that in case the e-way bill generated in respect of those goods which were brought from other States into the State through multimodal transport gets expired and such goods are intended to be transported to a place other than the place of final delivery mentioned in the expired e-way bill, after clearance from the last port or railway station or airport located in the State of Tamil Nadu, the undersigned hereby directs the person-in-charge of the conveyance transporting such goods to carry fresh e-way bill generated using delivery challan issued by the recipient or consignee of the goods, subject to the condition that he is also in possession of the expired e-way bill bearing the place of final destination located in the State of Tamil Nadu, bill of coastal goods / Railway receipt and copy of the delivery challan based on which the expired e-way bill was generated.
A number of cases has been reported when the department seizes the vehicle on ground of expiry of e-way bill.
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