Explanation:

Let’s break it down:

- Name clause: This just states the company’s legal name. The doctrine of ultra vires isn’t about your name.

- Subscription clause: This names the initial subscribers (first members). It’s administrative, not about what the company can or cannot do.

- Situation clause: This just pinpoints the company’s registered office address. Again, not related to “ultra vires.”

- Objects clause: Here’s the heart of it. The doctrine of ultra vires means a company can’t step outside what’s laid out in its objects clause. If a company acts beyond it, that act is ultra vires—beyond its legal power.