CIPC CoR 10.1 Form – Application for Defensive Name Registration

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What is a CoR 10.1?

A CoR 10.1 is a CIPC form to Appy for a defensive name registration

This form is issued in terms of section 12 (9) of the Companies Act, 2008, and Regulation 10 of the Companies Regulations, 2011

CoR 10.1 form Instructions from CIPC

If the applicant is a juristic person, please attach a separate sheet providing contact details of person authorised to discuss the application

Evidence that the applicant has a direct and material interest in the name to be reserved must accompany this application.

A fee of R200 must accompany this application if the application is submitted electronically or R250 in any other case.

Every word of the proposed name must be expressed using the alphabet that is commonly used for writing in an official language of the Republic, and any number, other that a date, must be expressed in words, or Roman or Arabic numerals

A name is not defensively registered until the Commission has issued a Confirmation Notice in Form CoR 9.4

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