Section 92, The Insurance Act, 2000

(1) An insurer shall not be registered by a name identical to that by which any insurer in existence is already registered or so nearly resembling that name as to be likely to deceive, except where the insurer in existence is in the course of being dissolved and signifies its consent to the Commission. (2) If any insurer, through inadvertence or otherwise, is without such consent registered by a name identical with that by which an insurer already in existence whether previously registered or not is carrying on business or so nearly resembling it as to be likely to deceive, the first mentioned insurer shall if called upon to do so by the Commission on the application of the second mentioned insurer, change its name within a time to be fixed by the Commission. 50 No. 5 Insurance Act 2000 [Margin: Service of process upon insurer.]