Jethwani Heena & Co.

16/04/2026

A rare and satisfying sight today 👀✨

Three Trademark Applications of our firm got Accepted One By One truly great to see them lined up like this!

Kudos to the Trademark Department for their continuous and efficient work 👏

11/03/2026

Pleased to share that two ventures of our client have been successfully selected under the iStart Rajasthan Program and have been sanctioned grant.

We sincerely thank the Rajasthan Information Technology & Communication Department for its continued support in promoting innovation and strengthening the startup ecosystem in the state.

Such initiatives play a significant role in empowering emerging ventures to scale their ideas and create meaningful impact.

26/02/2026

Pending ROC Filings? This 90% Additional Fee Relief Can Save Your Company

Corporate Compliance Fresh Start Scheme (CCFS) 2026 – A Major Relief by MCA
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) has introduced the Corporate Compliance Fresh Start Scheme, 2026 (CCFS-2026) to provide a significant compliance relief to defaulting and inactive companies.
Prior to the introduction of the Corporate Compliance Fresh Start Scheme (CCFS) 2026, companies were required to pay ₹100 per day per form as additional fees for delayed ROC filings, resulting in substantial financial burden for defaulting entities. In order to reduce this compliance pressure and promote the Government’s objective of Ease of Doing Business, the Ministry has now introduced this one-time relief scheme.

This scheme offers a valuable opportunity to regularise pending ROC compliances at substantially reduced additional fees and avoid long-term legal consequences.

23/02/2026

🚨 Your Company Name Is Not 100% Safe After Incorporation

Many founders think once MCA issues the Certificate of Incorporation, the name is secured.

Not always.

Under Section 16 of the Companies Act, 2013, a registered trademark owner can force a company to change its name — even after incorporation.

When can this happen?

If:
• The company is incorporated or recently renamed
• 3 years have not passed
• The name is identical or too similar to a registered trademark

The trademark proprietor can apply to the Central Government for direction to change the company’s name.

If approved:

✔ The company gets 3 months to change its name.
❌ If it fails, the Government will allot a new name itself.
📜 ROC will issue a fresh Certificate of Incorporation.

Imagine being forced to rebrand after launch.

Example

If “ZEPHYRA” is a registered trademark for fashion goods, and a company incorporates as Zephyra Fashions Private Limited — the trademark owner can initiate action and get the company name changed.

MCA approval does NOT override trademark rights.

Lesson for Businesses

Before finalising your company name:

✔ Do a proper trademark search
✔ Don’t rely only on MCA approval
✔ Protect your brand from forced rebranding

Brand strategy starts before incorporation — not after.

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