Section 76C
CA 2006
Companies Act 2006 · United Kingdom
Where, in the opinion of the registrar, a company’s registered name consists of or includes computer code, the registrar may— determine a new name for the company, and remove from the register any reference to the company’s old name. If the registrar determines a new name for a company under this section, the registrar must— give the company notice of the determination, and place a note of the determination in the register. Where a company is given a direction under section 76B to change its name— that does not affect the registrar’s power to act under subsection (1), but if the registrar does so, the direction lapses.
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Source: legislation.gov.uk · retrieved 2026-09-04