Online UDRP system launched
12 January 2009
James Nurton, London
Victims of cybersquatting can file UDRP complaints online from today, with the launch of a pilot programme from the Czech Arbitration Court (CAC)
The CAC, which has handled almost 1,000 disputes arising from .eu domain name applications, became the fourth organisation authorised to receive UDRP complaints (after WIPO, the NAF and the Asian Domain Name Dispute Resolution Centre) in January last year.
But unlike the other organisations, the CAC is offering an electronic service for its three-month trial period, which starts today (January 12).
Complainants can choose either to file documents online and then sign for them in hard copy (partial electronic filing), or to complete the entire process online using an electronic Chess Card...
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