6.8 Striking Off Name of Company

The registrar's strike-off — the register's unilateral cleansing (contrast 6.3.3's voluntary deregistration): the OCR's grounds (the dormant — no accounts, no operations, no response; the dissolved-by-law faces; the failure to commence business in the statutory window), the notice-and- objection discipline (the company's and creditors' chance to answer), and the register's removal — the name dies, the company ends (subject to the restoration window where justice demands — the court's power to revive for the unfinished claims). Striking-off is the registry's hygiene — the corporate graveyard's quiet gardener. The prescribed cases (the liquidation pair): • Hari Bhakta Shrestha vs. College of Applied Vision, NKP 2080 B.S., Vol. 5, D.No. 11091, Pages 865 (Liquidation of Company) — a recent decision from the liquidation- insolvency terrain (the educational company's winding-up dispute); read the full report at the cited place; cite with the syllabus's citation for the liquidation process's judicial application. • Kirendra Bahadur Pradhan vs. Hetaunda Industrial Sector, NKP 2075 B.S., Vol. 1, D.No. 9940, Pages 174 (Liquidation of Company) — the Hetauda Textile Mills liquidation dispute (the state-owned industrial failure's winding-up years): a prescribed illustration of liquidation in the Nepali industrial-legacy context; read the report for the precise holding; cite with the syllabus's citation.