E-Way Bill — The petitioners have not paid the tax dues pursuant to the assessment orders rendered in this case for the respective assessment years and that petitioners would contend that petitioners will be prosecuting statutory appeals to impugn the legality and correctness of the said assessment orders and that in the meanwhile, due to default in such payments, respondents have blocked the GST registration itself. it is for the petitioners to take necessary steps to ensure that due tax amounts are paid, so that, the default in that regard is not for more than a period of two months as envisaged in clause (b) of Rule 138E(1) of the Rules. In case the petitioners wish to prosecute statutory appeals to impugn the assessment orders for the years concerned, it is for the petitioners to avail such remedies, in accordance with law. — P.M. Saleem, E.M. Unnikrishnan Vs. State Tax Officer (Works Contract), Deputy Commissioner of State Tax, Thrissur, Director, State Goods And Services Department, State of Kerala [2020] 20 TAXLOK.COM 085 (Kerala)