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of <h1>Companies Can Alter Memorandum with Special Resolution; Name Changes Need Central Approval for Class Conversion</h1> A company may alter its memorandum by a special resolution, following specific procedures. Name changes require Central Government approval unless it involves adding or removing 'Private' due to company class conversion. The Registrar must update records and issue a new certificate for name changes. Relocating a registered office between states requires Central Government approval, ensuring creditor consent or debt provisions. Alterations must be filed with the Registrar, and public fund-utilizing companies need a special resolution and public disclosure for object changes. Alterations are effective only upon registration, and certain profit-sharing alterations in guarantee companies without share capital are void.
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