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Username:	sfeibish
Date/Time:	Sun, December 30, 2001 at 1:23 AM GMT
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Subject:	TM holder obtaining generic name by challenge is only a victory for TM holder (eom)
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Message Thread:

• Sanjeev Goyal 1 v 0 Stephen Rumney — richard_henderson, December 29 @ 8:35 PM (3/15)
• Nobody should be able to claim trademarks on generic names. eom — geodiego, December 30 @ 3:40 AM (1/10)
• In my honest opinion those "challenged" sunrise names have trouble written all over them.... — Gregory W. Krajewski, December 30 @ 3:54 AM (2/9)
• an opinion — LegalEagle, December 30 @ 2:21 PM (2/6)
• successful challenge (that wasn't settled) for a generic domain — EasyTech2, January 3 @ 12:49 AM (2/2)
• no successful challenge: kinder.at — EasyTech2, January 3 @ 1:43 AM (0/0)
• ambiente.de — EasyTech2, January 3 @ 1:30 AM (0/0)
• Rebuttal with respect to "First Come, First Served" — Gregory W. Krajewski, December 30 @ 3:18 PM (1/2)
• not quite — LegalEagle, December 30 @ 5:34 PM (1/1)
• Questions to LegalEagle — EasyTech2, January 3 @ 12:42 AM (0/0)
• NOTE — SanjeevGoyal, December 30 @ 4:29 AM (1/1)
• Sorry Sanjeev.....No threat here....just an opinion if those are still legal.... — Gregory W. Krajewski, December 30 @ 11:08 AM (0/0)
• TM holder obtaining generic name by challenge is only a victory for TM holder (eom) — sfeibish, December 30 @ 1:23 AM (0/0)
• Thanks — SanjeevGoyal, December 29 @ 10:29 PM (2/2)
• Sanjeev - nothing personal - sfeibish is right — Garry Anderson, December 30 @ 3:12 AM (0/0)
• Congratulations....but keep in mind the public also has a "TM" on the word "business"...EOM — Gregory W. Krajewski, December 30 @ 3:11 AM (0/0)

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