Common use of Required Action Clause in Contracts

Required Action. If the escrow deposit is older (as defined above) than the zone file, and the zone file shows the domain object is available, then the pending* status will be discarded. If the escrow deposit is newer (as defined above) than the zone file, then the pending* status will be respected. pendingTransfer If an escrow deposit domain object is in a pendingTransfer status, it must be treated as if it is correct and follow the existing described rules above, and it should be added to the SRS. The pendingTransfer state should be reflected in SRS, even though the EBERO will not perform the transfer. Dispute resolution may be required to resolve any conflict if it is wrong, and it needs to be flagged in the log as a potential area of discrepancy. pendingCreate Objects in a pendingCreate status leave substantial ambiguity as to who the registrant is supposed to be. However, that ambiguity could be addressed as import rules or through dispute resolution. If the escrow deposit is older (as defined above) than the zone file, and the zone file shows the domain object is available, and the escrow deposit contains multiple instances of the same domain name in pendingCreate, then the domain object should be created with placeholder records (because we do not know who the registrant is). Dispute resolution will be required to resolve the conflict and the records need to be flagged as a potential area of discrepancy. If the escrow deposit is older (as defined above) than the zone file, and the zone file shows the domain object is available, and the escrow deposit contains only one instance the same domain name in pendingCreate, then the domain object should be created in the SRS sponsored by and registered to whomever the escrow deposit specifies. This situation should also be flagged as a potential area of discrepancy, however, and the dispute resolution process may be used if needed. Figure 22: Management of pending* Status in Escrow Deposits

Required Action. If the escrow deposit is older (as defined above) than the zone file, and the zone file shows the domain object is available, then the pending* status will be discarded. If the escrow deposit is newer (as defined above) than the zone file, then the pending* status will be respected; this implies that the domain name should not be included in a generated zone file. pendingTransfer If an escrow deposit domain object is in a pendingTransfer status, we treat it must be treated as if it is correct and follow the existing described rules above, and add it should be added to the SRS. The pendingTransfer state should be reflected in SRS, even though the EBERO will not perform the transfer. Dispute resolution may be required to resolve any conflict if it is wrong, and it needs to be flagged in the log as a potential area of discrepancy. pendingCreate Objects in a pendingCreate status leave substantial ambiguity as to who the registrant is supposed to be. However, that ambiguity could be addressed as import rules or through dispute resolution. However, If the escrow deposit is older (as defined above) than the zone file, and the zone file shows the domain object is available, and the escrow deposit contains multiple instances of the same domain name in pendingCreate, then the domain object should be created with placeholder records (because we do not don’t know who the registrant is). Dispute resolution will be required to resolve the conflict and the records need to be flagged as a potential area of discrepancy. If the escrow deposit is older (as defined above) than the zone file, and the zone file shows the domain object is available, and the escrow deposit contains only one instance the same domain name in pendingCreate, then the domain object should be created in the SRS sponsored by and registered to whomever the escrow deposit specifies. This situation should also be flagged as a potential area of discrepancy, however, and the dispute resolution process may be used if needed. Figure 2221: Management of pending* Status in Escrow Deposits