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: Domain Name Dispute BlogWhat to after winning a WIPO Arbitration under the UDRP.
By Enrico Schaefer
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Domain Name Theft & Trademark Protection Update: You filed a UDRP complaint alleging cybersquatting under ICANN and an arbitration panel has ordered a transfer of the stolen domain name ot your control. More often than not, you still have some work to do before the domain registration is transferred to your control.The domain name dispute policy, namely UDRP Policy Paragraph 4(k),
states quite clearly that: the registrar is required to implement the
Panel?s decision 10 (ten) busi read more
Full post as published by Domain Name Dispute Blog on February 20, 2007 (boomark / email).
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