Dormant company Remove

If a dormant company is found carrying on business without filing MSC-4 (application for obtaining active status) within 7 days and the Registrar of Companies (ROC) becomes aware of the violation, the ROC has two options:

1. Remove the Company from the Dormant Register

The ROC can remove the company from the Dormant Register because the company no longer meets the criteria for dormancy as per Section 455 of the Companies Act, 2013. This action is logical because a dormant company is meant to remain inactive, and carrying out business activity breaches this status.

2. Strike Off the Company

If the ROC finds that the company is not compliant with provisions of the Companies Act or has contravened other applicable laws, it can initiate action under Section 248 to strike off the company. However, striking off is a more severe action and is typically taken for reasons like non-filing of returns, inactivity, or violation of compliance rules.  

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