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ROC Imposes Penalty for Missing Contact Details on Letterheads

May 20, 2026

ROC Cuttack penalized a company and its directors for omitting mandatory contact details on official letterheads as required under Section 12(3)(c).

ROC Imposes Penalty for Missing Contact Details on Letterheads

ROC Cuttack has penalized a company and its directors for violating Section 12(3)(c) of the Companies Act after it was found that official letterheads lacked essential information like telephone number, email, and website address.

This ruling enforces the significance of compliance with statutory requirements for business communications. Failing to include necessary contact details can lead to legal ramifications and affect a company’s relationship with stakeholders.

Legal advisors must ensure that clients are informed of compliance obligations regarding documentations, including letterheads, to uphold corporate governance and legal standards.

Citations

  • Company Name v. ROC Cuttack (2026) N/A
Practice Areas:corporate

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