73 Order requiring name to be changed
Companies Act 2006 (2006 c 46) | Legislation

73  Order requiring name to be changed

(1)     If an application under section 69 is upheld, the adjudicator shall make an order—

(a)     requiring the respondent company to change its name to one that is not an offending name, and

(b)     requiring all the respondents—

(i)     to take all such steps as are within their power to make, or facilitate the making, of that change, and

(ii)     not to cause or permit any steps to be taken calculated to result

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