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Wed, October 17, 2001 at 3:48 AM GMT |
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Don't disagree with your position. Just adding to it. There
is no justification for a registrar or registry for accepting, and/or awarding a
registration based on a substantially defective sunrise application. Substantially
defective being defined for working purposes here as materially devoid of required
trademark data. Time consuming or not, a registrar or registry cannot charge a registration
fee, as opposed to an application processing fee, when the registar and or registry
had reason to believe that the registration that would result from their accepting
and processing a substantially defective application is reasonably likely to be deemed
invalid and slated for cancellation in a challenge proceeding initiated by the very
same registry. To accept a registration fee under those circumstances would possibly
amount to intentionally and/or knowingly accepting money under false pretences. Bottom
line: the registrar and/or registry can't charge a registration fee and accept a
substantially defective application knowing all along they intend to challenge and
cancel the invalid registration arising from said application. The above is only
opinion, may or may not be correct, may or may not reflect an actual situation and
is meant only for entertainment and to foster discussion.
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