4.
(1) The name of a company must not be comprised entirely of general words but such general words must be prefixed by a distinctive word or initials unless the name has become established by a long and continuous prior use, but the Registrar may consider the name as a whole and not only its separate elements before disapproving a name.
(2) The Registrar may refuse incorporation or registration of a company the name of which contains—
(a) the words “Saint Lucia”; or
(b) a word or phrase that is obscene or connotes an undertaking that is scandalous, obscene or immoral.
5. A corporate name that is confusing with the name of a body corporate must not for that reason alone be prohibited if—
(a) the request for that corporate name relates to a proposed company that is the successor to the business of the body corporate and the body corporate has ceased or will cease to carry on business;
(b) the body corporate undertakes in writing to dissolve or to change its name within 3 months;
(c) the corporate name sets out in numerals the year of incorporation in parenthesis immediately before the word “limited”, “incorporated”, or “corporation” or the abbreviation thereof, or before such other word as the Registrar may approve.