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    ekaln is offline Senior Member
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    Default More recent dispute resolutions

    More recent dispute resolutions: http://www.inregistry.in/policies/di...ute_decisions/

    autocad.in
    sonyericsson.in
    mcafee.co.in

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    Default Re: More recent dispute resolutions

    Thanks again Steve for the valuable info.
    Interesting it is! that a couple LLL.in are on the chart?
    No NNN.IN thankfully

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    Default Re: More recent dispute resolutions

    Yes - a little disturbing that LLL.in are on that chart:

    web.in
    isp.in
    kbb.in
    oki.in

    I'd have to say that I can't imagine any of those being considered squatting in .com

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    Default Re: More recent dispute resolutions

    Some good information indeed. Thanks for this info, Steve.

    Frank

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    Default Re: More recent dispute resolutions

    Even more interesting is the fact that ISP.in was ruled to be registered in bad faith, so you would think the complainant would get the name. Wrong! The complainant was ruled to not have provided enough evidence that they should own the name. Now the name is being held by the registry, which some believe is not acting int the best interest if registrants.

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    Default Re: More recent dispute resolutions

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    Quote Originally Posted by FishSEO
    Even more interesting is the fact that ISP.in was ruled to be registered in bad faith, so you would think the complainant would get the name. Wrong! The complainant was ruled to not have provided enough evidence that they should own the name. Now the name is being held by the registry, which some believe is not acting int the best interest if registrants.
    The same thing happened with business.in if I remember right.

    Basically the decision was that both parties were wrong so the registry will get to keep it. It will be very interesting to see what happens to those domains in the long run.

 

 

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