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Companies Act 2006

Section 1033: Company’s name on restoration

1284.This section establishes the fundamental position that a company is restored to the register with the name it had before it was struck off, but also makes new provision for circumstances where restoration of a company would have the effect that two companies with the same or very similar names would appear in the registrar’s index. There is a procedure for the restored company to change its name.

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