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Conditions for omitting / dispensing with the word “limited”
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Conditions for omitting / dispensing with the word “limited” from the proposed company name:
- The objects of the company to be incorporated must relate to the promotion of:
- commerce;
- art;
- science;
- religion;
- charity;
- any other community interest purpose.
- The company’s profits if any or other revenues must be used for the promotion of the company’s objects and the company must prohibit the distribution of dividends to its members.
- The company’s memorandum of association must explicitly state that it is a non-profit company.
- The company’s memorandum of association must explicitly state that in the event of the company’s dissolution, any surpluses shall be distributed exclusively to non-profit community interest organisations, with objects similar and/or comparable to the objects of the company under dissolution.
For further information regarding the relevant procedure, you are advised to refer to the following pages: