Sunrise Dispute Resolution Policy Sample Clauses

Sunrise Dispute Resolution Policy. 12.1 This Sunrise Dispute Resolution Policy (the “SDRP”) is incorporated by reference into the Registration Agreement. This SDRP is applicable to the Trademark Sunrise. This SDRP is effective as of 1 May 2015. An SDRP Complaint may be filed against a domain name registered during the TLD during its sunrise period, and until 10 days after the close of the Sunrise period . This SDRP describes the process and the standards that will be applied to resolve disputes in relation to an allegation that a domain name has been registered by a third party in violation of the Registry’s SDRP criteria. Please note that the Registry may modify this Policy from time to time in its sole discretion. Any modifications or amendments to this Policy shall be effective upon posting on the Registry website and giving 90 days prior written notice to all accredited Registrars.
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Sunrise Dispute Resolution Policy. Names registered in Sunrise shall at all times remain subject to a Sunrise Dispute Resolution Policy process under which a Sunrise Registration shall be cancelled and subject to reservation by the Registry if: • at the time the challenged domain name was registered, the Applicant did not hold a trademark registration of national effect (or regional effect); the trademark had not been court-validated or protected by statute or treaty; • the domain name is not identical to the mark on which the Registrant based its Sunrise Registration in accordance with applicable TMCH string matching rules; • the trademark registration on which the Registrant based its Sunrise Registration is not the subject of actual and substantial use in commerce in the issuing jurisdiction on which the TMCH entry is based, and has not been for a sufficient period to constitute abandonment thereof; or • the domain name is otherwise a non-exclusive and generic term, and is not used or reserved by the Registrant in connection with the goods and/or services on which the subject trademark registration is based. Additional detail is provided in the Sunrise Dispute Resolution Policy in Section 8.
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Sunrise Dispute Resolution Policy. This Sunrise Dispute Resolution Policy (the “SDRP”) shall become effective as of March 25, 2020, and shall expire on the anniversary of the launch of general registration of the subject TLD, pending disposition of proceedings filed prior to that date.
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