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Corporate Law & ROC Compliance

Revival of Company

Professional assistance for restoration of a company whose name has been struck off from the Register of Companies. Get assistance with eligibility assessment, documentation, NCLT proceedings, restoration and post-restoration compliance.

Company Revival Assistance

Restoration • ROC • NCLT
  • Company status assessment
  • Struck-off company review
  • Documents & evidence preparation
  • Restoration application assistance
  • NCLT procedural assistance
  • Post-restoration ROC compliance
Company Restoration

What is Revival of a Struck-Off Company?

A company whose name has been struck off from the Register of Companies may, in appropriate circumstances, seek restoration through the statutory mechanism.

Company Name Struck Off

When a company's name is removed from the Register of Companies, the company may no longer operate in the same manner as an active company, subject to the legal consequences of striking off.

In suitable cases, restoration of the company name can be sought through the prescribed legal process.

The first step is to examine the company's master data, strike-off status, reason for removal and the legal grounds available for restoration.

Restoration Proceedings

Depending on the circumstances and applicable provisions, restoration may involve proceedings before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT).

The application needs to be supported with appropriate facts, documents and evidence demonstrating the basis for seeking restoration.

Restoration is not automatic. The competent authority considers the application based on the applicable law, facts, documents and circumstances.
Common Situations

Why Companies May Need Revival

A company may seek restoration for business, legal, financial, asset-related or compliance-related reasons.

Business Operations

Restoration may be considered where the company needs to continue or regularise its corporate existence.

Company Assets

The company may have assets, rights or interests that require examination after striking off.

Bank & Financial Matters

Existing banking, financial or transaction-related matters may require restoration assessment.

Pending Compliance

Historical statutory compliance may need to be addressed as part of the restoration process.

Contractual Rights

Existing contracts, claims or legal rights may require consideration in deciding whether restoration is needed.

Legal Proceedings

Pending or proposed legal proceedings can be a reason to examine the possibility of restoration.

Legal Framework

Restoration under the Companies Act

Section 252 of the Companies Act, 2013

Section 252 of the Companies Act, 2013 provides the statutory framework concerning restoration of the name of a company to the Register of Companies in specified circumstances.

The appropriate route, limitation requirements, evidence and procedural requirements depend on the circumstances of the individual company.

Check date and reason for strike-off
Review company's statutory records
Examine grounds for restoration
Check applicable limitation requirements
Prepare supporting evidence
Follow applicable NCLT procedure
Initial Assessment

What We Review Before Revival

A detailed review helps determine the appropriate restoration strategy and documentation.

MCA Company Status

Review the company's current status and master data available with the Registrar of Companies.

Strike-Off Details

Examine the date, reason and relevant documents associated with striking off.

Annual Filing Status

Review historical financial statements, annual returns and other statutory filings.

Registered Office Records

Review available registered office and company correspondence records.

Assets & Liabilities

Examine available information regarding assets, liabilities and financial position.

Grounds for Restoration

Identify the factual and legal basis for seeking restoration of the company.

Our Services

Complete Company Revival Assistance

Legal Chalo provides structured assistance throughout the company restoration process.

SERVICE 01

Company Status Review

Review MCA master data and identify the present status and strike-off position.

SERVICE 02

Restoration Eligibility Review

Examine the facts and possible legal grounds for restoration.

SERVICE 03

Compliance Review

Review pending annual filings and other statutory compliance requirements.

SERVICE 04

Evidence & Documentation

Assist in compiling financial, corporate and operational evidence supporting restoration.

SERVICE 05

Petition Preparation

Assistance in preparing the application/petition and supporting documents for the applicable proceedings.

SERVICE 06

NCLT Filing Assistance

Procedural assistance for filing the restoration application before the appropriate authority.

SERVICE 07

Hearing Preparation

Assistance in organising submissions, documents and information required for the hearing.

SERVICE 08

Restoration Order Assistance

Assistance with the procedural steps following the restoration order.

SERVICE 09

Post-Restoration Compliance

Assistance with applicable ROC filings and regularising statutory compliance after restoration.

Step-by-Step Process

Company Revival Process

The actual procedure can vary depending on the company's status, facts and applicable legal requirements.

1

Share Company Details

Provide the CIN, company name, MCA status and available strike-off documents.

2

Detailed Status Review

Review the company's MCA records, filing history, strike-off details and relevant corporate documents.

3

Grounds & Strategy

Assess the available grounds and determine the appropriate restoration strategy.

4

Documentation

Collect financial statements, company records, evidence, affidavits and other required documents.

5

Petition / Application Preparation

Prepare the restoration application and supporting submissions based on the facts of the case.

6

Filing & Proceedings

Assist with filing and procedural requirements before the appropriate authority.

7

Hearing / Clarification

Address applicable notices, clarifications, additional documents or hearing requirements.

8

Restoration Order

Follow the applicable procedure after the competent authority passes the restoration order.

9

ROC & Post-Restoration Compliance

Complete applicable filings and regularise the company's statutory records after restoration.

Documents Checklist

Documents Generally Required

The exact documents may differ depending on the facts and procedural requirements of the case.

CIN and company master data
Certificate of Incorporation
MOA and AOA
Strike-off notice / ROC documents
Latest available financial statements
Annual return records
Bank statement / transaction evidence, where relevant
Details of assets and liabilities
Director details and declarations
Registered office documents
Evidence supporting restoration grounds
Other documents as required
Important Considerations

What You Should Check Before Revival

Limitation

Applicable limitation requirements should be examined before initiating restoration proceedings.

Pending Filings

Historical statutory filings and compliance may need to be regularised as applicable.

Government Fees & Costs

Statutory fees, professional charges and other procedural expenses may apply.

NCLT Jurisdiction

The appropriate NCLT Bench and procedural requirements should be identified based on the company.

Evidence

Strong supporting records can be important in demonstrating the grounds for restoration.

Post-Restoration Compliance

Restoration should be followed by attention to applicable ongoing statutory compliance.

Why Professional Assistance

A Structured Approach to Company Revival

Detailed Review

Understand the company's current legal and compliance position before proceeding.

Proper Documentation

Organise corporate and financial evidence required for the restoration process.

Procedural Support

Assistance with the applicable filing and procedural requirements.

Post-Restoration Support

Assistance in identifying compliance requirements after restoration.

Why Legal Chalo

Professional Corporate Compliance Support

We help companies understand their compliance position, organise documentation and navigate the restoration process in a structured manner.

Corporate Law Focus

Focused approach to company law, ROC and corporate compliance matters.

Step-by-Step Process

Structured assistance from initial company status review through post-restoration compliance.

Dedicated Assistance

Clear communication regarding documents, procedure, filings and next steps.

Frequently Asked Questions

Revival of Company FAQs

Revival or restoration generally refers to the legal process of restoring the name of a company that has been struck off from the Register of Companies, where restoration is legally available.

Section 252 of the Companies Act, 2013 contains provisions relating to restoration of the name of a company to the Register of Companies in specified circumstances.

Restoration is not automatic. Eligibility depends on the applicable law, facts, circumstances, grounds for restoration and procedural requirements.

Depending on the circumstances and applicable statutory route, restoration proceedings may be made before the appropriate National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) Bench.

Historical financial statements and other corporate records can be relevant in demonstrating the company's activities, assets, liabilities and grounds for restoration.

Documents may include CIN, company master data, incorporation documents, MOA, AOA, strike-off records, financial statements, annual returns, asset/liability details and supporting evidence.

After restoration, the company may need to complete applicable ROC filings, statutory records and other compliance requirements depending on the order and applicable law.

The possibility depends on the applicable statutory limitation provisions, date of strike-off and circumstances of the case. A specific assessment is advisable before proceeding.

There is no single guaranteed timeline. The time can depend on documentation, filing requirements, NCLT proceedings, notices, hearings and the workload of the relevant authority.

No. Filing an application does not guarantee restoration. The competent authority considers the application according to the applicable law and circumstances.

Company Struck Off?

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