Incorrect Challan Copy Sample Clauses

The 'Incorrect Challan Copy' clause addresses the situation where a challan (a document evidencing delivery or payment, commonly used in logistics and commerce) provided is found to be incorrect or contains errors. In practice, this clause typically requires the party responsible for issuing the challan to promptly correct any mistakes and provide an accurate replacement copy to the other party. This ensures that all records related to deliveries, payments, or transactions are accurate and verifiable, thereby preventing disputes or delays that could arise from incorrect documentation.
Incorrect Challan Copy. The Service Provide shall ensure that all the challan copy submitted along with each truck should have accurate details (i.e. PO No., DO No., TP No.) as allotted by Vedanta. Penalty of Rs.200/ per truck shall be levied if trucks report to our plant with incorrect challan copy.
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