Types of domain name disputes and how domain name disputes arise

Domain name disputes refer to disputed content related to registered URLs on the Internet. The general solution can be resolved through arbitration first, which should be resolved within a certain period of time. Below, the editor of Legal Savior Network will compile relevant information about the types of Domain name disputes and the ways in which domain name disputes arise. For everyone to read, I hope it will be helpful to everyone.

What are the types of domain name disputes and the ways in which domain name disputes arise

Types of domain name disputes:

Generic top-level domain name disputes, including the original 3 top-level domain names, namely .com, .net and .org, and the subsequent 7 top-level domain names approved by ICANN, namely .biz, .name, .info, .pro, .coop, .aero and .museum. (still growing).

Domestic English domain name disputes, including .com.cn //And .cn domain name dispute;

Chinese domain name Dispute;

Universal URL dispute.

Methods for domain name disputes:

Domain name squatting

As the China Internet Network Information Center The authorized dispute resolution agency resolves .CN/Chinese domain name disputes in accordance with the "China Internet Network Information Center Domain Name Dispute Resolution Measures".

General URL squatting

As a general website dispute resolution agency authorized by China Internet Network Information Center, in accordance with the " China Internet Network Information Center General Website Dispute Resolution Methods" resolves disputes about general website disputes managed and maintained by China Internet Network Information Center.

Wireless URL registration

As a wireless website dispute resolution agency authorized by China Internet Network Information Center, in accordance with the " "Measures for the Resolution of Wireless Website Disputes of China Internet Network Information Center" resolves disputes over wireless websites managed and maintained by China Internet Network Information Center.

SMS URL squatting

As an SMS URL dispute agency authorized by the China Mobile Communications Federation, in accordance with the "SMS URL Dispute Resolution Measures" of the China Mobile Communications Federation SMS URL Joint Information Center, the resolution is managed by the China Mobile Communications Federation SMS URL Joint Information Center. and maintained the SMS URL dispute.

"China Internet Network Information Center Domain Name Dispute Resolution Measures Article 5 Anyone who believes that a domain name registered by others conflicts with his or her legitimate rights and interests may file a complaint with the dispute resolution agency.

After the dispute resolution institution accepts the complaint, it shall form an expert group in accordance with the provisions of the procedural rules, and the expert group shall conduct the work according to these Measures and The procedural rules follow the principles of "independence, neutrality and convenience", and the dispute will be adjudicated within 14 days from the date of establishment of the expert group.

Article 8 If the following conditions are met, the complaint shall be supported:

(1) The domain name complained of is the same as the name or logo in which the complainant has civil rights, or is similar enough to cause confusion;

(2) The domain name holder complained against It has no legitimate rights and interests in the domain name or its main parts;

(3) The domain name holder complained of has malicious intent in registering or using the domain name.

Domain name holder complained of in Article 9 If one of the following circumstances occurs, his behavior constitutes malicious registration or use of a domain name:

(1) The purpose of registering or transferring the domain name is to sell, lease or otherwise transfer the domain name to the complainant who is the owner of the civil rights or its competitors in order to obtain improper benefits;

(2) Repeatedly use the name of another person who has legitimate rights and interests Or register the logo as your own domain name to prevent others from using the name or logo that they have legitimate rights and interests on the Internet in the form of a domain name;

(3) The domain name is registered or transferred for the purpose of damaging the complainant's reputation, disrupting the complainant's normal business activities, or confusing the complainant's relationship with the complainant. Difference, misleading the public;

(4) Other malicious intent situation.

In summary, disputes arising from domain name disputes There are many types, and professionals should propose corresponding responses and properly handle domain name disputes. If you have any other questions, please feel free to consult online.