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Seeking restoration of name of the company in the Register of Companies (ROC) - A perusal of Section 10A as also Section 252(3) of the said Act would show that the delay ultimately is condonable upon the payment of monetary penalty in terms of Section 10A. Even the standards that have been stipulated for restoration of the company by the NCLT is if the NCLT feels it is just that the name ought to be restored or if the company was carrying on business and was in operation. - HC
Seeking restoration of name of the company in the Register of Companies (ROC) - A perusal of Section 10A as also Section 252(3) of the said Act would show that the delay ultimately is condonable upon the payment of monetary penalty in terms of Section 10A. Even the standards that have been stipulated for restoration of the company by the NCLT is if the NCLT feels it is just that the name ought to be restored or if the company was carrying on business and was in operation. - HC
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