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... the lvDRP it is sufficient to prove that either the registration or the use of the disputed domain is in bad faith, whereas the UDRP requires both cumulatively. Furthermore, the language of the dispute resolution procedure is Latvian, unless the parties agree on English. If both parties are ...

... short of inspiring, as we have continued pushing boundaries to revolutionize the domain space, creating something entirely new and meaningful in both the Web2 and Web3 worlds. As we reflect on the past two years, we couldn’t be prouder of the incredible milestones we’ve achieved. And none of ...

More domains will be sold as soon the aftermarket is launched and a more comfortable way of resolving domains is provided.
Both are in the making and won’t last long anymore.

... could not succeed. Or she filed the complaint frivolously without properly examining the documents on which she relied when filing the complaint. Both possible courses of action were reproachable. The complainant herself also argues that the domain was registered by the opponent at least as early ...

... bad faith to profit from that trademark. Since the Complainant admits that it is the current domain owner, the mark “LAMBORGHINI” was distinctive both before the original registration of the domain lambo.com and at the time the Complainant acquired the domain, and lambo.com is confusingly similar ...

The Court of Arbitration of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and the Internet Commerce Association (ICA) are joining forces: both organizations have put together a project team to examine reforms to the UDRP. On October 24, 1999 - exactly 25 years ago to the day - the Internet ...

... change of ownership because the opponent took over the entire group of companies that had owned the domain until that date. Apart from that, both dates were before the acquisition of trade mark rights on the part of the complainant, which did not arise until 2018. Even if the complainant ...

... plugin considerably simplifies the publication of the security.txt file. The file is stored in a standardised location and can be read by both humans and machines. This should make it easier to contact the website operator in the event of security-related problems. Security experts and ...

... the colonisation of New Zealand. The dispute resolution procedure for .nz also distinguishes between ‘mediation’ and ‘expert determination’; in both cases there is no basic cost decision. Further information on dispute resolution under .nz can be found at: https://www.nzdrc.co.nz/dnc-dispute-resolution-scheme/

... trade marks. In addition, it is sufficient if either the registration or the use of the domain is made in bad faith, whereas the UDRP requires both cumulatively. As a rule, the language of the proceedings will be English or Catalan. The move comes at the right time: from 22 October 2024, .ad ...