Restoration of company name: appeal allows Tribunal to reinstate removed companies when removal is unjustified with procedural safeguards. An aggrieved person may appeal a Registrar's dissolution order to the Tribunal within three years, which may restore the company's name if removal is unjustified after giving the Registrar, the company and concerned persons an opportunity to be heard. The company must file the Tribunal's order with the Registrar within thirty days for restoration and issuance of a fresh certificate; additionally, a company, member, creditor or workman may apply within twenty years of the strike-off notice for restoration if the company was carrying on business or restoration is otherwise just, and the Tribunal may issue directions to place parties as nearly as may be in their prior position.
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Restoration of company name: appeal allows Tribunal to reinstate removed companies when removal is unjustified with procedural safeguards.
An aggrieved person may appeal a Registrar's dissolution order to the Tribunal within three years, which may restore the company's name if removal is unjustified after giving the Registrar, the company and concerned persons an opportunity to be heard. The company must file the Tribunal's order with the Registrar within thirty days for restoration and issuance of a fresh certificate; additionally, a company, member, creditor or workman may apply within twenty years of the strike-off notice for restoration if the company was carrying on business or restoration is otherwise just, and the Tribunal may issue directions to place parties as nearly as may be in their prior position.
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