Registry Operator’s Right to Disqualify Registration. Registry Operator will reserve the right under the Registry-‐Registrant Agreement, at its sole discretion, at any time and without limitation, to immediately deny, cancel, terminate, suspend, lock, hold, or transfer any domain name and/or registration for any of the following reasons:
Registry Operator’s Right to Disqualify Registration. Registry Operator will reserve the right under the Registry-Registrant Agreement, at its sole discretion, at any time and without limitation, to immediately deny, cancel, terminate, suspend, lock, hold, or transfer any domain name and/or registration for any of the following reasons: to comply with any applicable laws, government rules or requirements, requests of law enforcement, or any dispute resolution process; to ensure registrant’s compliance with the terms of the Registry-Registrant Agreement including the TLD’s Anti-Abuse Policy; in the event the domain name and/or its use violates the Registry Operator’s policies, or a third partyʹs rights, including, without limitation, the infringement of any copyright or trademark; in the event registrant fails to provide accurate Whois information; or as needed during resolution of a dispute.
Registry Operator’s Right to Disqualify Registration. Registry Operator will reserve the right under the Registry-Registrant Agreement, at its sole discretion, at any time and without limitation, to immediately deny, cancel, terminate, suspend, lock, hold, or transfer any domain name and/or registration for any of the following reasons: to comply with any applicable laws, government rules or requirements, requests of law enforcement, or any dispute resolution process; to ensure registrant’s compliance with the terms of the Registry-Registrant Agreement including the TLD’s Anti-Abuse Policy; in the event the domain name and/or its use violates the Registry Operator’s policies, or a third partyʹs rights, including, without limitation, the infringement of any copyright or trademark; in the event registrant fails to provide accurate Whois information; or as needed during resolution of a dispute. Abuse Point of Contact. Registry Operator will provide an abuse point of contact (APOC). This contact will be posted on the Registry Operator’s web site and Registry Operator will provide a convenient web form for Internet stakeholders to file abuse complaints directly with Registry Operator. Abuse reports submitted to Registry Operator regarding suspected child abuse content in the TLD will be routed to child safety hotlines like the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC), the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF), or the International Association of Internet Hotlines (INHOPE).
