ICA Standing at the Threshold: Should Complaints Built on Later Trademarks Fail at the First Element? – vol. 6.37

[Ankur Raheja]

Standing at the Threshold: Should Complaints Built on Later Trademarks Fail at the First Element? The Complaint was denied unanimously and Reverse Domain Name Hijacking was declared unanimously. The Domain Name was registered in 1996. The Complainant’s only registered trademark was filed in September 2025. On any view of the Policy, the Complainant could not succeed. What makes this decision ...

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