Domain Name Dispute Cases

C a refusal of the dispute as the dispute constitutes reverse.

Domain name dispute cases. Unregistered trademark to search wipo domain name decisions for multiple terms appearing in a particular decision but not sequentially as above include a plus symbol before each separate term. Disputes prior to december of 1999 were handled under the domain name dispute policy created by nsi. Domain names the high court has its say read. Domain name dispute statistics.

The first few saiipl decisions read. The best alternative to pursuing a domain name dispute through the courts is to take advantage of the domain name dispute policies that have been developed by the organizations that assign domain names. Cybersquatting cases of cybersquatting often cause the most concern to trademark holders and have been the subject of the majority of litigated disputes. Today 9 cases filled for 10 domain names.

A in the case of abusive registrations the refusal of the dispute or the transfer of the disputed domain name to the complainant. B in the case of offensive registrations the refusal of the dispute or the deletion and prohibition of the domain name from future registration. To search wipo domain name decisions for a specific phrase enter that phrase into the search field between double quotation marks for instance. A brief excursus on the south african online alternative dispute resolution read za alternative dispute resolution regulations.

There are 49619 domain dispute cases. Browse cases by decision type. Get new cases and decisions by daily email. Kremen focused on a domain name dispute in which people could access pornographic websites.

The case reflected the case by case nature of celebrity brand and likeness domain name disputes. Browse cases by decision date. Domain name dispute policies. Registry and registrar not liable for infringing domain names read.

This service includes the wipo initiated uniform domain name dispute resolution policy udrp under which the wipo center has processed over 49 500 cases. Cohen the court set precedent holding that domain names are personal property.