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IEC.com : Three letter domain saved from the clutch of a UDRP

Posted by DomainGang on October 29, 2015, at 12:10 pm

IEC.com, an aged, three letter .com domain was saved at the WIPO after International Electrotechnical Commission of Geneva, Switzerland filed a UDRP against it. Represented by ESQwire.com, the Respondent asked for a three member panel to deliver a decision. According to the UDRP: “Amongst other things, the Complainant is the owner of Swiss Trademark Registration […]

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