Letter head of the company

Dear Vinita,

Rules and regulation regarding All company stationery including letterheads, invoices, order notes, delivery notes etc must clearly show all the following information:

• The full registered name of the company including the word limited or its abbreviation ltd (or equivalent for a PLC or LLP)
• The company registration number
• The registered office address, which must be clearly designated as such if different to the trading address. Specific reference to the address as the registered office need not be made if the registered office and trading address are the same, and if this is so, the address need only appear once on the letterhead
• It is not necessary to show the names of the directors, but if any are shown, they must all be shown
• All company cheques must show the word limited or the abbreviation ltd. Failure in this respect will render the signatory personally liable to the amount of the cheque.

The above rules on display of the correct designation and name of the company must also be clearly shown on any web site operated by the company, Failure in this respect renders the Directors of the company liable to criminal prosecution and may create a personal liability in respect of certain dealings and transactions.

Thanks,

With Regards

Shankar

Thank you. But Which section says this? of which Act?

will anybody advise me what should be the legal requirements for the letterhead of an LLP

thanks & regards,

s.chandrasekar