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- Dec 8, 2005
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DRS result received and yup, you’ve guessed it it’s another corker:
“There is no evidence to show that the Respondent registered this Domain Name with prior knowledge of the Complainant’s business or with the primary intent to block the Complainant in any way. In fact the Respondent’s evidence that he wished to use the name as part of a portfolio of names in a business plan seems more compelling… As such there is no evidence that the Respondent registered the Domain Name primarily with a view to profiting from the name in breach of the conditions of paragraph 3(a)(i)(A). I therefore reject this part of the Complainant’s claim.”
OK thanks for that
Then…
“There is from the Respondent no specific justification given for the adoption of these specific terms in this order…. I therefore draw the inferences set out that the Respondent registered the Domain Name for a purpose and that purpose was abusive, the purpose in question being to disrupt in some form the business of the Complainant. I therefore find that the Complainant succeeds in their claim under Paragraph 3(a)(i)(C).”
Somebody’s got a good imagination and of course isn’t contradicting the previous statement
So the ‘expert’ say’s “There is no evidence to show that the Respondent registered this Domain Name with prior knowledge of the Complainant’s business” then the ‘expert’ says “the Respondent registered the Domain Name for a purpose and that that purpose was abusive, the purpose in question being to disrupt in some form the business of the Complainant.”.
I’ll let you draw your own conclusions… :???:
“There is no evidence to show that the Respondent registered this Domain Name with prior knowledge of the Complainant’s business or with the primary intent to block the Complainant in any way. In fact the Respondent’s evidence that he wished to use the name as part of a portfolio of names in a business plan seems more compelling… As such there is no evidence that the Respondent registered the Domain Name primarily with a view to profiting from the name in breach of the conditions of paragraph 3(a)(i)(A). I therefore reject this part of the Complainant’s claim.”
OK thanks for that
Then…
“There is from the Respondent no specific justification given for the adoption of these specific terms in this order…. I therefore draw the inferences set out that the Respondent registered the Domain Name for a purpose and that purpose was abusive, the purpose in question being to disrupt in some form the business of the Complainant. I therefore find that the Complainant succeeds in their claim under Paragraph 3(a)(i)(C).”
Somebody’s got a good imagination and of course isn’t contradicting the previous statement
So the ‘expert’ say’s “There is no evidence to show that the Respondent registered this Domain Name with prior knowledge of the Complainant’s business” then the ‘expert’ says “the Respondent registered the Domain Name for a purpose and that that purpose was abusive, the purpose in question being to disrupt in some form the business of the Complainant.”.
I’ll let you draw your own conclusions… :???: