generic disputes

[charliecharlie is verified member.]

Sorry, not a real dispute but wanted to know what the situation would be in the following made up scenario

if someone owns ehorse . co . uk and the domain ehorse .com is an established site would the dot com owners have some kind of legal right to restrict you using the domain for a similar purpose even though ehorse has only one real application (horse related information)

all a made up example - apologies to who ever owns ehorse.

 

[retired_member6]

eharmony.co.uk

 

[devolution]

If they're big enough... Game decision for example...

But it all depends on the 'experts'... myspace appeal, eg..

 

[charliecharlie is verified member.]

eharmony.co.uk

lee are you saying they are separate companies doing their own thing without dispute?

 

[retired_member6]

lee are you saying they are separate companies doing their own thing without dispute?

No, I'm showing that they won the DRS.