law: Companies Act, 1956
  See 102     -    
  
  Order confirming reduction and powers of Court on making such order. 
  (1) The Court, if satisfied with respect to
  
  every creditor of the company who under section 101 is entitled to object to
  
  the reduction, that either his consent to the reduction has been obtained or
  
  his debt or claim has been discharged, or has determined, or has been secured,
  
  may make an order confirming the reduction on such terms and conditions as it
  
  thinks fit.
  (2) Where the Court makes any such order, it
  
  may
  (a) if for any special reason it thinks proper
  
  so to do, make an order directing that the company shall, during such period
  
  commencing on, or at any time after, the date of the order, as is specified in
  
  the order, add to its name as the last words thereof the words " and
  
  reduced ", and
  (b) make an order requiring the company to
  
  publish as the Court directs the reasons for reductions or such other
  
  information in regard thereto as the Court may think expedient with a view to
  
  giving proper information to the public, and, if the Court thinks fit, the
  
  causes which led to the reduction.
  (3) Where a company is ordered to add to its
  
  name the words " and reduced ", those words shall, until the
  
  expiration of the period specified in the order, be deemed to be part of the
  
  name of the company.