Removal of company name: registrar may remove a company's name for statutory noncompliance unless timely representation is filed. A Registrar's notice under section 248 and the Removal Rules states specified statutory grounds for name removal-failure to commence business, two years of non operation without dormant status application, unpaid subscriptions without a section 10A declaration, or non operation found on physical verification-and records the Registrar's intent to remove the company's name. The notice requires the company or its directors to provide representations and documents within thirty days; failure to do so renders the company liable to removal while directors remain liable for action under the Act.
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Removal of company name: registrar may remove a company's name for statutory noncompliance unless timely representation is filed.
A Registrar's notice under section 248 and the Removal Rules states specified statutory grounds for name removal-failure to commence business, two years of non operation without dormant status application, unpaid subscriptions without a section 10A declaration, or non operation found on physical verification-and records the Registrar's intent to remove the company's name. The notice requires the company or its directors to provide representations and documents within thirty days; failure to do so renders the company liable to removal while directors remain liable for action under the Act.
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