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WIPO D2000-0210 · 2000

Julia Fiona Roberts v. Russell Boyd

Transferredjuliaroberts.com

What the case decided

The UDRP does not require a registered trademark. Someone with enough public recognition can hold common law rights in their own name, sufficient to bring a complaint over a domain using it.

The parties

Complainant
Julia Fiona Roberts
Respondent
Russell Boyd

Read the decision

The full text is published by the WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center. We summarise it here; the decision itself is the authority.

WIPO decision D2000-0210

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