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... mark ‘THE CHARLES MACHINE WORKS’. Although it largely uses its trademarks ‘DITCH WITCH’ and ‘HAMMERHEAD TRENCHLESS’ to sell its goods, it has been known in its industry as ‘The Charles Machine Works, Inc.’ for 67 years. It is the owner of the domains charlesmachineworks.com, charlesmachine.works, ...

... it to a construction site. The complainant claims, among other things, that the domain infringes its trademark ‘AFS’, that the opponent is not known under the sign, that it does not have a licence to use the sign and that it is not entitled to use the trademark ‘AFS’ in any other way. The opponent ...

... has come at the right time: thanks to a partnership with the US-based OlaCV, .cv domains have recently become available via numerous well-known registrars worldwide. The abbreviation ‘CV’ is mainly used in English-speaking countries for ‘curriculum vitae’, i.e. curriculum vitae. Therefore, ...

... questions to be able to give a complete list of contentious and concise UDRP cases. His conclusion is that the stronger a trademark is that is known and present on the market before the domain is registered, the more likely it is that the trademark owner will have a claim. Conversely, the more ...

... of it, is to be sold”. The opponent, “first last, eagle data inc”, did not respond to the case. The South African lawyer Jeremy Speres, who is known for his very quick decisions and did not disappoint in this case either, was appointed as the decision-maker. Speres dismissed the complaint without ...

... had been submitted, no new credible evidence essential to the proceedings was now available which could not reasonably have been foreseen or known at the first proceedings, nor was there a breach of the right to be heard. In essence, the appellant had filed the same complaint again without ...

... and the opponent has been its owner since 2013. By continuing to hold the domain, he is damaging the business of Polydec SA. The opponent is also known for occupying domains such as fitterfriendly.com, alutop.com and insulationmanual.com. The opponent counters that it has been the owner of the ...

... Instead, work on the ‘Solid Protocol’ is to be intensified. Founded on 17 November 2009 in Washington (DC), the World Wide Web Foundation, also known as the Web Foundation, was committed to promoting the web as a public good and fundamental right. Its goal was a world in which everyone has the ...

... incident reporting obligation is to be replaced by the three-stage reporting regime of NIS-2. Even though much of the draft law is already known, details and thus, above all, binding specifications are reserved for the final version of the NIS2UmsuCG once the parliamentary procedure has ...

... initiated UDRP proceedings before the WIPO. Among other things, he argues that notella.site is a typical typo domain; the opponent knew the well-known trade mark ‘Nutella’ and was using the reputation of the trade mark to gain economic advantages. The website featured a modified Nutella jar and ...