Reverse Domain Name Hijacking

Reverse Domain Name Hijacking means using the [UDRP] in bad faith to attempt to deprive a registered domain-name holder of a domain name.*

Decision
435 Cases
Domain Names
650 Domain Names
Domain Name Dispute Cases with Decision: Reverse Domain Name Hijacking
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Case NoDomain NameComplainantDecision Date
D2001-0964 cream.com Cream Holdings Limited Sept. 28, 2001
D2001-0916 maggi.com Société des Produits Nestlé S.A. Oct. 12, 2001
D2001-0798 aspengrove.com Aspen Grove, Inc. Oct. 17, 2001
D2001-0668 itmetrixx.com Itmetrixx, Inc. Aug. 2, 2001
D2001-0552 formulationworkstation.com Innovative Measurement Solutions Inc. June 18, 2001
D2001-0217 moneyplanet.com, travelplanet.com Koninklijke KPN N.V. May 18, 2001
D2000-1202 dw.com Deutsche Welle Jan. 16, 2001
D2000-1151 goldline.com Goldline International, Inc. Jan. 8, 2001
D2000-0993 smartdesign.com Smart Design LLC Oct. 21, 2000
D2000-0622 k2r.com K2r Produkte AG Aug. 24, 2000
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