Judicial effects of the Trade Register When a circumstance has been entered in the Trade Register and public notice given thereof in the Trade Register Gazette, it is considered to have become public knowledge. This is what is called the Trade Register's effect of publicity. In situations specified by law, a particular circumstance enters into force through entry in the Trade Register. A limited company, for example, comes into being when it is registered. Only after registration is a limited company entitled to make agreements in its own name.
Registration gives nationwide protection to the trade name of a business.