This type of restoration is available for companies that have been dissolved for less than six years from the date of the application. It is carried out under the provisions of the Companies Act 2006. The registrar of Companies, has the discretion to decide whether administrative restoration is appropriate for the company. Typically, the company can be restored if all outstanding filing requirements are satisfied, along with the payment of fees and any late filing penalties. The company's name and registration number remain unchanged, provided that a similar name hasn't been registered in the meantime.
A company that has been struck off from the companies register, either voluntarily or involuntarily, can be restored and considered to have continued in existence as if its name had not been struck off. Any interested party (e.g. director of the company or any of its creditors or anyone who incurred loss or damage before the company’s strike off) may, by submitting a relevant application to the Court, request for a company to be restored. The request must be submitted before the expiration of a period of twenty (20) years from the date the company was struck off. The Court, upon satisfaction that during the time of its strike off the company carried out business or operated, or that it is otherwise just that the company be restored to the register, will issue a court order restoring the company to the companies register.
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