FAQ's on trade names
A company name is the name under which a company or part of a company carries out its business; it could be a family name, fantasy name, descriptive name or any combination of these.
A company name usually serves to distinguish one company from another, thus functioning as a trade mark and can therefore be protected as such.
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A company name that is merely being used as a trade name does not need to be registered. If you wish to have a limited company, you must apply to register your company with Companies House.
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The trade name is the name under which a company conducts its business transactions. A company can have more than one trade name.
The company name is the name stated in the articles of association.
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A trade name must not:
- contain a trade mark owned by another party.
- be misleading as to the owner.
- be misleading as to the legal structure of the business.
- A trade name must not be misleading as to the nature of the business.
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