Restoration of company name requires appeal or application in Form NCLT 9 with prior service and directed compliance. Rule 87A prescribes that appeals under s.252(1) and applications under s.252(3) be filed in Form NCLT 9, served on the Registrar and other directed persons at least fourteen days before hearing, and heard by the Tribunal which may pass appropriate orders. If the Tribunal restores a company's name, the order must require delivery of a certified copy to the Registrar within thirty days, Registrar publication in the Official Gazette, payment of Registrar's costs unless otherwise directed, and filing of pending financial statements and annual returns within time as directed.
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Restoration of company name requires appeal or application in Form NCLT 9 with prior service and directed compliance.
Rule 87A prescribes that appeals under s.252(1) and applications under s.252(3) be filed in Form NCLT 9, served on the Registrar and other directed persons at least fourteen days before hearing, and heard by the Tribunal which may pass appropriate orders. If the Tribunal restores a company's name, the order must require delivery of a certified copy to the Registrar within thirty days, Registrar publication in the Official Gazette, payment of Registrar's costs unless otherwise directed, and filing of pending financial statements and annual returns within time as directed.
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