Section 160 – Tribunal Administrative Order
The amendment requires the Companies Tribunal to state the date by which a company must comply with an administrative order to change its name. The amendment further provides rights to an applicant demanding that a defendant change their name to approach CIPC to have the defendant’s company’s name changed to its registration number if the defending party fails to do so by the date ordered by the Tribunal.
The Companies Act Amendments 2024:
Pertinent changes were made to our South Africa Companies Act after the Companies Amendment Act 2024, No. 16 and the Companies Act Second Amendment, 2024 No. 17 were ascended into law on 25 July 2024.
The above amendments came into effect after proclamation was made in the Gazette during December 2024.
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By Herman Moolman
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