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of <h1>Altering Company Memorandum: Special Resolution Needed, Govt. Approval for Name Changes & Relocation, Section 13 Companies Act 2013</h1> Section 13 of the Companies Act, 2013, outlines the procedure for altering a company's memorandum. A company can alter its memorandum by passing a special resolution, except as provided in section 61. Changes in the company's name require Central Government approval unless it involves adding or removing 'Private' due to company conversion. The Registrar updates the register and issues a new certificate upon name change. Alterations involving registered office relocation between states require Central Government approval and creditor consent. Companies must file necessary documents with the Registrar, and changes are effective only upon registration. Unutilized public funds require special resolutions and shareholder exit options for object changes. Alterations are void if they grant profit participation rights outside membership in companies limited by guarantee without share capital.
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