Reapir charges

Good morning  all,

 

We have received some good from our supplier, goods are under warranty as per agreement.Supplier generated challan & e way bill

My question : How we send goods back we are not charges any amount for repair  

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This discussion addresses the process of returning goods to a supplier for repair under warranty when no charges are involved. Participants clarify that a debit note is generally not required for goods sent back solely for repair. Instead, a delivery challan or declaration is the appropriate documentation for returning defective items, especially if a replacement has been received.

You have to issue debit note for such returned goods back
Good are back for repair only
debit note ?
Oh, For repairing of goods then debit note should not be issued
Originally posted by : Amit
Good morning  all,

 

We have received some good from our supplier, goods are under warranty as per agreement.Supplier generated challan & e way bill

My question : How we send goods back we are not charges any amount for repair  

Assuming that you got replacement and now want to return the defective goods, you may do so by raising a delivery challan or declaration.

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