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registered office clause section 51 b provides that
prohibition section 18 of the registration of business names act provides that the registration of a companys business name under the act shall
change of business name section 174 of the registration of business names act provides that if -a any company is through
restricted names section 171 of the registration of business names act provides that no company shall be registered under a business
business names if a company has a place
publication of name section 1091 requires
compulsory changesection 202 of the act provides that within six months of registration with a particular name the registrar may direct a change in
change of namea companys name may be changed voluntarily or compulsorilya voluntary changea companys name may be changed voluntarilyi under
name to end with the word limited s51a
reservation of name to obviate the risk
choice of name - name clausehowever it might be relevant to note that the registrar of english companies pursuant to his powers under the
statutory form section 14 of the act provides that the form of the
companys constitutionthe constitution of a registered company consists of two documents namely the memorandum of association and the articles of
ratified - pre-incorporation contractif the agreement is a written one and it shows that the proposed company was the contracting party the promoters
pre-incorporation contracts a
payment to promoters a promoter has no legal right against the company he promotes the main reason is that the company did not ask him to promote
legal status a promoter is not an agent of the company he promotes however the english courts have held that he stands in a fiduciary
promotiona company comes into existence from the moment of its registration by the registrar of companies however the registration is preceded by
powersthe ultra vires doctrine limits a companys powers to the attainment of the companys objects under its memorandum of association
differences between registered companies and partnershipsthe basic differences between registered companies and partnerships are as followsa
partnerships a partnership is defined by s31 of the partnership act as the relation
societies societies are associations registered under the societies act 1968 section 21
trade unions trade unions are registered under s11 of the trade unions act 1952
unincorporated associations a group of people may come together in order to pursue or
ratification of corporate actsa number of english cases which are regarded as instances of lifting the veil are those relating to informal