ZAFAR IQBAL versus REGISTRAR OF COMPANIES, ISLAMABAD
Sections 15, 30 and 37 of the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan Act (XLI of 1997), the proposed name of section 33 Company Appellant, to be made available to the Registrar of Persons at the Risk Investigation (Private) Limited of its Companies Registrar Refuses to apply to the Registration Office. The existence of the proposed name was denied on the ground that the name was inappropriate and the appeal filed against the fraudulent registration order was rejected by the Executive Director of the Commission (registration) stating that the proposed name was inappropriate, fraudulent. Is corporate and violates the companies' section 37. The proposed ordinance of 1984 clearly states that the appellant is a private company, there should be no confusion in the minds of the general public, whether the inquiry will be conducted by a private firm or a government agency. Is that people will be misled. Lack of education or ignorance will not mean that people who want to carry out legitimate activities should be prevented from doing so, despite a special name. The purpose of the appellant company was stated in the memorandum association that it was in accordance with the laws of Pakistan that the department representative had failed to make any indication to stop the private investigation in the commercial sector, an unknown order was set aside. And the Companies Registration Office was instructed to make the proposed name available to the company and register the memorandum and articles within 15 days.
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