ACCA LW Eng Syllabus D. The Formation And Constitution Of Business Organisations - Explain The Controls Over The Names That Companies May Or May Not Use - Notes 6 / 6
The Name of the company must end in the words 'Limited' or 'public limited company'
However, the Registrar may refuse some names because:
The name is already in existence
Its use would constitute a criminal offence
It's offensive
The permission of the Secretary of State is needed (words such as king, royal)
Other Issues over Name
It must be disclosed outside all places of business and on all business documents
It can be changed by special resolution
The Companies Name Adjudicator will hear appeals from individuals and companies over similar names
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