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This blog explains what happens when a company's name is struck off the ROC register on the Registrar's own motion under Section 248 of the Companies Act, and why that isn't necessarily final. It walks through the statutory remedy available under Section 252 — restoration of the company's name through the NCLT — including who can file such an appeal, the time limit involved, and the kind of documentary evidence the Tribunal typically expects before granting restoration.