Uniform Domain Name Resolution Policy
- September 14, 2010
RapidShare AG is busy policing its trademark, RAPID SHARE; thirty five proceedings in the past four months. In its most…
- September 13, 2010
When dictionary words are misspelled in a domain name the inference is persuasive that the respondent had actual knowledge of…
- September 10, 2010
Unless there is “intent to capitalize on the Complainant’s trademark interest, the Complainant cannot assert an exclusive right over a…
, - September 9, 2010
Application of laches for sleeping on one's rights would bar the complainant's claim even though the respondent's registration was and…
, - September 8, 2010
Win one, lose one. Different Panels; same Complainant, the trademark holder of MOSHI MONSTERS; different Respondents; The word “cheats” is…
- September 7, 2010
Inferences are variously drawn when it comes to passively held domain names. Dictionary words and colloquial combinations are harder to…
- September 2, 2010
UDRP is not centric to any particular national law, but where the parties are “domiciled in the United States and…
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Ordinarily, a transferee inherits the bad faith of its transferor and can be dispossessed of the disputed domain name if…
- August 31, 2010
Trademark law recognizes, with qualification that two parties can be entitled to the use of similar, even identical lexical strings…
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Judged objectively not all similarity is confusing with domain names and trademarks. Paragraph 4(a)(i) of the Policy is not satisfied…
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Despite misgivings expressed by some panelists over the past year (the Octogen line of cases), where there is no evidence…
- August 26, 2010
Complainants from time to time refile complaints on change of circumstances. Refiling is not barred but complainant must satisfy strict…
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