Name availability rules: registrar examines proposed company names for undesirability and limits resubmissions and reservation periods. Promoters or companies must apply to the Registrar using Form 1A with the prescribed fee for name reservation; the Registrar shall examine whether the proposed or changed name is undesirable, may reject or call for further information or resubmission ordinarily within three days, and applicants have up to two opportunities to re-submit against the original fee, after which rejection follows and fresh application with fee is required. An allowed name is reserved for a limited retention period with one further extension on payment of fifty percent of the initial fee, and transitional rules govern names allowed before the notification.
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Name availability rules: registrar examines proposed company names for undesirability and limits resubmissions and reservation periods.
Promoters or companies must apply to the Registrar using Form 1A with the prescribed fee for name reservation; the Registrar shall examine whether the proposed or changed name is undesirable, may reject or call for further information or resubmission ordinarily within three days, and applicants have up to two opportunities to re-submit against the original fee, after which rejection follows and fresh application with fee is required. An allowed name is reserved for a limited retention period with one further extension on payment of fifty percent of the initial fee, and transitional rules govern names allowed before the notification.
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