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The advisory issued for stakeholders regarding name reservation and incorporation of companies and LLPs emphasizes the importance of selecting distinctive and non-confusing names in accordance with the Companies Act, 2013 and LLP Rules. Applicants must ensure that proposed names do not closely resemble existing companies, LLPs, or well-known brands, even phonetically. Authorities have rejected numerous applications where names differed only slightly through spelling changes, plural forms, or word order. The advisory also clarifies that No Objection Certificates (NOCs) from existing entities cannot validate identical or deceptively similar names. Certain timelines restrict reuse of names of dissolved, struck-off, or liquidated entities, ranging from two to twenty years depending on the situation. Applicants must also avoid misleading abbreviations, names suggesting government patronage, or terms requiring regulatory approval such as “Bank,” “Insurance,” or professional designations. The guidance further highlights restrictions on names containing foreign locations unless supported by collaboration documents and stresses that proposed names must be clearly distinguishable to avoid confusion or rejection.

The advisory also provides detailed procedural guidance covering trademark checks, NIC code selection, registered office documentation, and compliance requirements during incorporation of companies and LLPs. Applicants must verify that proposed names do not conflict with registered trademarks within the same business class, failing which prior consent from the trademark owner is required. Proper documentation for registered office addresses, including valid utility bills, lease agreements, and NOCs, must be submitted without discrepancies. The guidance also stresses consistency between objects stated in incorporation forms, NIC codes, and company activities. Certain activities such as NBFC-type operations in LLPs, micro-finance objects in Section 8 companies, and pyramid or money circulation schemes are restricted. Additional requirements are outlined for DIN applications, subscriber documentation, foreign subscribers, and conversions of companies or firms into LLPs. The advisory further explains compliance for name changes, execution of statutory forms, and authenticity of submitted documents, warning that tampered or improperly signed documents may attract penal consequences under applicable laws.

Advisory for Stakeholders for
Name Reservation and Incorporation of Company and LLP

INDEX

1. Resemblance for Name Reservation of Company / LLP

1. Ensure that the proposed name(s) are distinctive and do not closely resemble, phonetically or otherwise, with any existing or well-known names. Additionally, confirm that they are sufficiently unique to avoid sounding similar to established brands or entities.

The instances of applications filed in 2026 with the CRC that were rejected are as follows:

Existing Name Proposed Name
Avon Engineering Private Limited Avon Engineers Private Limited
SQYD Construction And Designing LLP SQYD Construction And Design LLP
Progressive Jewels LLP Progressive Jewellers Private Limited
AI-Connect (OPC) Private Limited AIConnectz Private Limited
Shreeji Electricals Limited Shreeji Electronics Private Limited
Prestige Infrastructure Private Limited Prestige Infra Private Limited
Element7 Hotels And Resorts Private Limited Seven Elements Hotel And Resort Private Limited
Met Technologies Private Limited Meet Technologies Private Limited
Zencare Pharmaceuticals LLP Carezen Pharmaceuticals Private Limited
Veera Lifesciences Private Limited Vira Lifesciences Private Limited
Den Hills Private Limited DenHilz Private Limited
Cross Border Exports Private Limited Across Borders Exports Private Limited
Prop Hunters LLP PropHunterz Private Limited

2. Please note that NOC shall NOT be considered in case of exact or similar name. The instances where NOCs were disregarded by the CRC in 2026 are as follows:

Existing Name Proposed Name
Advik Constructions LLP Adhvik Constructions LLP
Growth Exponential India Private Limited Growth exponential LLP
Vedic Vidya Foundation Vaidik Vidhya Private Limited
Growth Cult Private Limited Growkult LLP
Mystice Muse LLP Mystic Muse LLP
Mitico Private Limited Metico LLP
Royal Foods Pvt Ltd Royale Foods Private Limited
Raj Enterprises LLP Raj’s Enterprises Private Limited
Disha Securities Services Private Limited Disha Security Services Private Limited
Swagraam Foundation Swagram Foundation

3. Ensure that the proposed name(s) must take into consideration the timelines mentioned below:

S. No. Applicable Rule Scenario where Proposed Name(s) shall NOT be Permitted Reservation of
Existing Names
1 Rule 8A(1)(n) of the Companies (Incorporation)
Rules, 2014
If the proposed name is identical to the name of a company dissolved as a result of liquidation proceeding. 02 (Two) years from the date of
dissolution.
2 Rule 8A(1)(n) of the Companies (Incorporation)
Rules, 2014
If the proposed name is identical with the name of a company which is struck off. 20 (Twenty) years from the date of publication in the
Official Gazette
being so struck off.
3 Rule 8A(1)(o) of the Companies (Incorporation)
Rules, 2014
If the proposed name is identical with the name of a LLP in liquidation or the name of a LLP which is struck off up. Up to the period of (Five) years.
4 Rule 8A(1)(w) of the Companies (Incorporation)
Rules, 2014
If the proposed name of the Company is the old name of an existing company which has changed its name.

However, where a specific direction has been issued by the competent authority in the course of compromise, arrangement or
amalgamation, the use of such name shall be permitted even before the expiry of 03(Three) years.

03 (Three) years
since the date of
Change of Name of the Company.
5 Rule 18(2)(xii) of LLP Rules, 2009 If the proposed name is identical with or too nearly resembles names of the LLP which is struck off. Up to the period of 5 (Five) years.
6 Rule 18(2)(xii) of LLP Rules, 2009 If the proposed name is identical with or too nearly resembles the name of the LLP in liquidation. Up to the period of 5 (Five) years.
7 Rule 18(3) of LLP Rules, 2009 Foreign LLP apply in Form 25 LLP to the Registrar for reserving its existing name by which it is registered in the country of its regulation or incorporation. Valid for 03 (Three)
years
but may be renewed on a fresh application.

2. Clarification on Name Reservation of Company / LLP

4. Avoid using well known and established abbreviations in the proposed name(s) such as:

> “NHDC” – Popular abbreviation for National Handloom Development Corporation Limited.

> “BRICS” – Intergovernmental organization comprising ten countries: Brazil, China, Egypt, Ethiopia, India, Indonesia, Iran, Russia, South Africa, and the United Arab Emirates.

5. If the proposed name includes the word ‘Bank’, ensure to submit In-Principle Approval / NOC from the concerned regulator as per MCA’s General Circular No. 2/2012 dated 01.03.2012 at the time of name reservation. No declaration is required as per Rule – 8A(1)(p) of the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014.

6. If the proposed name includes the word “Insurance”, ensure to submit In-Principle Approval / NOC from the concerned regulator as per MCA’s General Circular No. 2/2012 dated 01.03.2012 at the time of name reservation. No declaration is required as per Rule – 8A(1)(p) of the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014.

7. If the proposed name / objects includes the words “Company Secretaries” / “Cost Accountants” / “Chartered Accountants”, ensure to submit In-Principle Approval / NOC from the concerned Professional Institutes as per MCA’s General Circular No. 2/2012 dated 01.03.2012 at the time of name reservation.

8. If the proposed name includes words such as, “Stock Exchange”, “Venture Capital”, “Asset Management”, “Mutual Fund”, etc., Form SPICe+ Part B already requires a declaration stating that the applicant company will obtain the necessary approvals from the relevant regulator before commencing such business activities. No separate declaration is required as per Rule – 8A(1)(p) of the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014.

9. If the proposed name includes the word “Architect”, Ensure to submit In-Principle Approval / NOC from the concerned regulator as per MCA’s General Circular No. 2/2012 dated 01.03.2012. However, if the proposed name of the Company / LLP is NOT including the word “Architect” but its objects are related to architecture, then there is no need to obtain any In-Principle Approval / NOC from any regulator.

10. In case the proposed names include the word of Foreign Country / City or related to it like for example “ITALY” / “SHANGHAI” “ITALIAN”, then it shall not be considered as per Rule 8A(1)(l) of the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014 and Rule 18(2)(xv) of LLP Rule, 2009. The applicant/s should submit documentary proof that there is some form of Collaboration / Memorandum of Understanding with the foreigners of that country or place, the name of which is incorporated in the same.

11. A company shall not use the words “Nidhi Limited” in its name unless it is declared as such under sub-section (1) of Section 406 of the Companies Act, 2013 as per the Nidhi (Amendment) Rules, 2024 vide Notification No. GSR 413 (E) dated 16.07.2024.

12. If the proposed name is applied for Section 8 Company, the name must include the words Foundation, Forum, Association, Federation, Chambers, Confederation, Council, Electoral Trust and the like (Institute / Institution / Establishment / Organisation / Mission / Centre / Sansthan / Chapter / Pratishthan / Mandal), etc. as per Rule 8A(1)(u) of the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014.

13. A proposed name(s) shall not be allowed as per section 4(3)(a) of the Companies Act, 2013 and Rule 18(2)(v) of the LLP Rules, 2009, if it contains word(s) or expression(s) which is/are likely to give the impression that the company is in any way connected with, or having the patronage of, the Central Government, any State Government, or any local authority, corporation or body constituted by the Central Government or any State Government under any law for the time being in force.

14. If the proposed NIC of LLP include activities related to loans and advances, acquisition of shares / stocks / bonds / debentures / securities issued by Government or local authority or other marketable securities of a like nature, leasing, hire -purchase, insurance business, chit business and related activities and the objects of the proposed LLP are of the nature of NBFC/ Investment/ Financial activities, the same shall not be allowed in case of LLP pursuant to Chapter III B (Provisions Relating to Non-Banking Institutions Receiving Deposits and Financial Institutions) of the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934. Since finance activities are not allowed, micro-finance activities are also not allowed in the objects of LLP.

15. The proposed names should NOT:

√ Be merely the plural or singular form of an existing name – Rule 8(2)(b) of the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014.

√ Differ from an existing name only by the use of different tenses – Rule 8(2)(d) of the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014

√ Differ from an existing name only in the order of words – Rule 8(2)(g) of the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014.

√ Be an exact Hindi or English translation of an existing name – Rule 8(2)(j) of the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014.

√ Include the name of a place in an existing name that does not already contain the name of a place – Rule 8(2)(k) of the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014.

√ Be offensive to any section of the people – Rule 8A(1)(c) of the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014.

√ Include the words:

    • Co-operative, Sahakari, Trust, LLP, Partnership, Society, Proprietor, HUF, Firm, Inc., PLC, GmbH, SA, PTE, Sdn, AG, etc. – Rule 8A(1)(j) of the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014.
    • British India – Rule 8A(1)(k) of the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014.
    • State, in case the company is not a Government Company – Rule 8A(1)(q) of the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014.

16. Listed below are instances involving approval or rejection of Finance-Related Names and Objects:

Proposed Name Proposed Objects Consequence
Indicative of Financing, Leasing, Chit Fund, Investments, Securities or Combination Thereof. NOT indicative to activities such as Financing, Leasing, Chit Fund, Investments, Securities or Combination Thereof. Rejection
NOT indicative of Financial Activities, viz., Chit Fund or Investment or Loan. Indicative of activities Financing, Leasing, Chit Fund, Investments, Securities or Combination Thereof. Rejection
Indicative of Financing, Leasing, Chit Fund, Investments, Securities
or Combination Thereof.
Indicative of activities Financing, Leasing, Chit Fund, Investments, Securities or Combination Thereof. Approval

17. Ensure that the proposed name contains an additional word, expression, or element that sufficiently differentiates it from any existing name and prevents any likelihood of confusion or similarity. The proposed name must be unique and clearly distinguishable from any existing or registered name.

For Instance: Where an additional word such as “Education” is appended to an existing name, the proposed name may be treated as distinguishable, provided that such word denotes a separate object, activity, or field and thereby creates a clear distinction from the existing name.

Existing Name Proposed Name Consequence
Kalpvriksha Education Institute
Private Limited
Kalpvriksha Institute Private Limited Rejection
Kalpvriksha Institute Private Limited Kalpvriksha Education Institute Private Limited Approval

3. Guidance on Trademark for Name Reservation of Company / LLP

18. Before you submit a proposed Company / LLP name, you should first check if it conflicts with any existing registered trademarks. To do this:

> Compare the words in your proposed name with registered trademarks.

> Match your business activity (NIC code) with the relevant trademark class (TM Class).

> Make sure no registered trademark exists in the same class with similar business activities.

If your proposed name is similar to an existing registered trademark in the same type of business, it may be rejected. Checking in advance can help you avoid rejection or having to resubmit.

For Instance: Proposed Name – Bharti Projects Private Limited

If applicant mentions NIC code 43309, the corresponding TM class would be 37, then by publicly available Trademark search, it is found that “Bharti” is Registered Wordmark-Trademark under Class 37 with similar objects belonging to “Bharti Enterprises (Holding) Private Limited” and hence to allow the said name, subject to other applicable rules, the applicant proposing name of “Bharti Projects Private Limited” should obtain NOC from the owner of the Registered Wordmark-Trademark i.e. “Bharti Enterprises (Holding) Private Limited”.

19. Avoid selection of NIC codes that are exclusively dealt by the Government Companies (Central / State / Local Self Government / Urban Local Bodies) such as Public Administration, Defence, Compulsory Social Security and Regulation of Healthcare. Due care should therefore be taken, if applicant is selecting NIC code beginning with 84 to ensure that there is Tie Up / MOU / Contract / Outsourcing Agreement between the applicant entity and the concerned Government failing which the name reservation would not be allowed.

20. In case NOC is furnished for the use of a Registered – Trademark, it should bear the DSC of the Trademark Holder / Applicant / Authorised Signatory (In case of a Body Corporate).

Where the NOC is issued by a body corporate, the DSC must be affixed by the authorised signatory on the official Letterhead.

Class and Application number of the Registered – Trademark must be mentioned in NOC.

21. Ensure that the First NIC is selected carefully, as it will be treated as the main object of the company and will also form part of the CIN at the time of incorporation.

22. NIC and Objects should be consistent with each other.

4. Acceptable Documents for the Registered Office Address of Company / LLP

23. NOC should be provided by the owner of registered office premises i.e. by the person whose name is mentioned in utility bill which should not be older than 2 months as on the date of the filing. In case the proposed registered office premises is on Lease / Sub-Lease / Rent, then the authorized occupant of the premises shall provide the NOC to the proposed Company / LLP.

24. In case of Sub-Leases, along with copy of the agreement entered between proposed Company / LLP or the promoter of the proposed Company / LLP and the owner of the Co-working space, a copy of the agreement between the Co-working space and the owner of the premises also to be provided.

25. Kindly furnish updated or renewed rent / lease / sub-lease agreement. Avoid attaching expired agreements.

26. If the Agreement / NOC is in vernacular language, translate the same in English / Hindi Language and must be duly certified by professional.

27. If utility bill is in the name of Company / LLP then NOC for using the Registered Office Premises must be on the official letterhead of the Company / LLP and be signed and in other cases i.e. Firm/ HUF/ Trust/ Enterprise/Society, NOC should be on the official letterhead of the Firm/ HUF/ Trust/ Enterprise/Society duly signed. NOC need NOT necessarily be required to be in the format of Board Resolution.

28. In case of Rural Areas not having exact / precise location in the Utility Bill and it is incomplete viz. not having vital details like House no. / Flat no. / Plot no. / Road / Khasra / Khatauni etc, Start mentioning the Registered Office Address – C/o (Name of the Owner / Authorized Occupant of the Premises) and then mention the address as per the Registered Document of the Title / Notarized Copy of Lease or Rent Agreement / Utility Bill.

29. Name of the proposed Company / LLP should be mentioned in Registered Document of the Title / Notarized Copy of Lease or Rent Agreement and

30. Ensure that there should not be any mismatch between Registered Office Address mentioned in SPICe+ Part B and Utility Bill / Registered Document of the Title / Notarized Copy of Lease or Rent Agreement and

5. Factors Relevant for Incorporation of Company

31. Make sure that the Total Authorized Capital and Total Subscribed Capital details (Number of Shares / Nominal Value / Total Amount) mentioned in Point 3 of SPICe+ Part B are correct and consistent with the details mentioned in Point 6 & 7 of SPICe+ Part B and Subscriber Sheet of E-MOA / MOA.

32. When you apply for up to 3 DINs (or up to 5 DINs for a Producer Company) through the SPICe+ Part B form, the DIN application depends on SPICe+ Part B approval.

If SPICe+ Part B is rejected, the DIN applications will also be rejected — even if all the details and documents given for the DIN are correct and genuine.

33. Micro-Finance / Micro-Credit / Micro-Benefit as an object of the Section – 8 Companies is restricted as per MCA’s General Circular No. 5/2022 dated 30.05.2022.

34. Objects of the company being incorporated as per Section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013 should be in accordance with and restricted to Section 8(1)(a) of the Act. Section 8 companies are not allowed to engage in money market or investment activity as it is considered Commercial / Profit-Oriented Activity in ordinary course of business as mentioned in MOA.

35. In case the objects stated in the E-MOA / MOA include the business of “Registered Valuers”, ensure to submit documentary proof demonstrating that the directors of the proposed company are duly registered valuers, as per Rule 3(2)(d) of the Companies (Registered Valuers and Valuation) Rules, 2017.

36. In case the objects stated in the E-MOA / MOA include the business of “Money Circulation Schemes / Multilevel Marketing / Chain Marketing / Pyramid Structure Schemes”, the same shall not be allowed as per the provisions of the Prize Chits and Money Circulation Schemes (Banning) Act, 1978 and RBI’s Press Release No. 2014-2015/1383 dated 01.01.2015.

37. Ensure to remove clauses related to dividend / payment from the E-AOA i.e. Article Numbers from 80 to 88 and 90 in case of Section – 8 Companies.

38. Winding-Up Clause in E-AOA should be consistent with the clause of the E- MOA in case of Section – 8 Companies. Ensure that the assets of the Section – 8 Companies cannot be transferred to the members on Winding-Up.

39. As per rule 3(6) of the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014, OPC cannot carry on NBFC related activities and no OPC can acquire/invest in securities of any body corporate and further OPC cannot issue or allot shares to anyone except its member. Ensure not to mention such objects in MOA & remove Point no. 3 (ii), 7 & 8 from AOA. Accordingly, ensure not to mention NIC 64.

40. Only DINs with “Approved” Status shall be considered for incorporation procedure.

41. As per Rule 4(1) of the Companies (Authorized to Register) Rules, 2014, advertisement must be in the format of Form URC-2.

42. As per Rule 4(3) of the Companies (Authorized to Register) Rules, 2014, Registrar shall process the application of conversion after 30 days from the date of publication of advertisement mentioned in Point No. 11 of Form URC-1, ensuring that the company has addressed the objections, if any.

43. Ensure to provide PAN Undertaking and furnish Passport Number for Foreign Nationals, not holding PAN, as per MCA’s General Circular No. 12/2014 dated 22.05.2014.

44. Ensure that all the submitted documents must not be tampered with copy pasted signature, otherwise it shall attract penal provision as per Section 7(5) and 7(6) of the Companies Act, 2013.

6. Factors Relevant for Incorporation of LLP

45. The Web-Form “Form 9” is for consent from designated partners having valid DIN / DPIN. In case of designated partners not having valid DIN/DPIN, kindly attach physically executed “Form 9” in Form FiLLiP, as per the format given in Section 7(3) of LLP Act, 2008 and Rule 7 of the LLP Rules, 2009.

46.Furnish witnessed and signed Subscriber Sheet in the prescribed format as given in the Form FiLLiP under “’Consent by Designated Partners / Partners”.

Also mention the Date & Place (City/Town) of execution in furnished Subscriber Sheet.

47. In cases the documents (Subscriber Sheet / Form 9) are signed outside India, there should be a separate page duly notarized and apostilled / consularized as per jurisdiction.

48. In case of conversion of Company to LLP, ensure that there are no mis-matches in shareholding pattern as per the Latest Annual Filing / PAS-3 and in Form FiLLiP.

Ensure to provide relevant documents if shares are transferred. Furnish duly signed SH-4 / Resolution for verification of shareholding pattern.

49. Ensure to mention contribution amount in Board Resolution and the contribution amount in Board Resolution must be same as mentioned in Form FiLLiP in case Body Corporate is being appointed as a Designated Partner / Partner.

50. In case of conversion of the Firm into LLP, furnish the Initial Partnership Deed along with Latest Partnership Deed of the firm mentioning the objects and name of the current partners.

51. In case the form of contribution of a partner consisting of tangible, movable or immovable or intangible property or other benefits brought or contribution by way of an agreement or contract for services, it must be valued by a practicing Chartered Accountant or by a practicing Cost Accountant or by approved valuer from the panel maintained by the Central Government as per Rule 23 of the LLP Rules, 2009.

52. Ensure that all the submitted documents must not be tampered with copy pasted signature, otherwise it shall attract penal provision as per Section 11(3) of LLP Act, 2008.

7. Factors Relevant for Name Change of an Existing Company / LLP

53. If a Board Resolution is required for a name change, it must be printed on the Company / LLP’s official letterhead and include proper details of the directors who signed it with their approved DIN.

54. Furnish the consent in the form of resolution for change of name and objects (if any) signed by all the Designated Partners and Partners of LLP.

55. Even minor changes in the name of an existing Company / LLP require the filing of Form RUN / RUN LLP for name approval.

Example: If the existing company name as per the Certificate of Incorporation is “Indi-Tech Private Limited” and the company intends to remove the hyphen so that the name reads “Inditech Private Limited”, such change shall be treated as a change of name and the company must first file Form RUN to obtain name approval.

8. Scenario Table to be referred for Subscribers / Directors

Scenario. No. Nationality and Citizenship Permanent Address Present Address Place of
Signing in E-
MOA / MOA
/ E-AOA /
AOA
Documents Required: Whether Apostilled / Notarised / Consularised or Not
1 Indian India India India Apostilled / Notarised /
Consularised – Not Applicable E-MOA and E-AOA and E-INC- 9 – Applicable
2 Indian Foreign
Country
Foreign Country Foreign
Country
Apostilled / Notarised /
Consularised – Applicable for Physical MOA and AOA + INC-9
E-MOA and E-AOA and E-INC-9 – Not Applicable
3 Indian Foreign
Country
Foreign Country India Valid Business Visa / OCI

+ Immigration Stamps on Passport

E-MOA and E-AOA and E-INC-
9 – Applicable

4 Indian India Foreign Country Foreign
Country
Apostilled / Notarised /
Consularised – Applicable for Physical MOA and AOA + INC-9
E-MOA and E-AOA and E-INC-9 – Not Applicable
5 Indian India Foreign Country India Valid Business Visa / OCI

+ Immigration Stamps on Passport

E-MOA and E-AOA and E-INC- 9 – Applicable

6 Indian Foreign
Country
India Foreign
Country
Apostilled / Notarised /
Consularised – Applicable for Physical MOA and AOA + INC-9
E-MOA and E-AOA and E-INC-9 – Not Applicable
7 Indian Foreign
Country
India India Valid Business Visa / OCI

+ Immigration Stamps on Passport

E-MOA and E-AOA and E-INC-
9 – Applicable

8 Foreigner Foreign
Country
India Foreign
Country
Apostilled / Notarised /
Consularised – Applicable for Physical MOA and AOA + INC-9
E-MOA and E-AOA and E-INC-9 – Not Applicable
9 Foreigner Foreign
Country
India India Valid Business Visa / OCI

+ Immigration Stamps on Passport

E-MOA and E-AOA and E-INC- 9 – Applicable

10 Foreigner India Foreign Country Foreign
Country
Apostilled / Notarised /
Consularised – Applicable for Physical MOA and AOA + INC-9
E-MOA and E-AOA and E-INC-9 – Not Applicable
11 Foreigner India Foreign Country India Valid Business Visa / OCI + Immigration Stamps on Passport

E-MOA and E-AOA and E-INC- 9 – Applicable

12 Foreigner Foreign
Country
Foreign Country Foreign
Country
Apostilled / Notarised /
Consularised – Applicable for Physical MOA and AOA + INC-9
E-MOA and E-AOA and E-INC-9 – Not Applicable
13 Foreigner Foreign
Country
Foreign Country India Valid Business Visa / OCI

+ Immigration Stamps on Passport

E-MOA and E-AOA and E-INC-
9 – Applicable

9. Useful Acts for Name Reservation and Incorporation of Company and LLP

Companies Act, 2013

> Chapter II – Incorporation of Company and Matters Incidental Thereto – Section 3 to 22.

> Chapter II – The Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014Rule 1 to 41.

Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008

> Chapter III – Incorporation of Limited Liability Partnership and Matters Incidental Thereto – Section 11 to 21.

> Chapter IV – Incorporation of Limited Liability Partnership – Rule 11 to 20.

Trade Marks Act, 1999

Emblems and Names (Prevention of Improper Use) Act, 1950

Electoral Trusts Scheme, 2013

NIC Link: https://www.mospi.gov.in/sites/default/files/main_menu/national_industrial_classification/nic 2008 17apr09.pdf

(Republished with amendments)

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