If there are multiple parties that have filed IP Claims for the same domain name, how will disputes be resolved through the STOP process?
When multiple IP Claims are submitted for the same domain name, each applicant for a domain name that is in conflict with an IP Claim will be notified via email of all of the IP Claims submitted for that domain name. The following is a summary of the STOP process if there are multiple Claimants: 1. In the event of multiple Claims for the same domain name, the multiple Claims will be randomized by the Registry to determine the order in which the IP Claimants can elect to enter the Start-up Trademark Opposition Policy (STOP) proceeding. This list of priorities will be made known to all of the IP Claimants when they are notified of who successfully registered the domain name. The IP Claimant in the “first priority” position will have 20 calendar days, once notified of who got the registration, to file a STOP complaint in accordance with the STOP Rules. If the first Claimant does not file within 20 calendar days, then the second Claimant will have 20 days from then to file. 2. In the event
• When multiple IP Claims are submitted for the same domain name, each applicant for a domain name that is in conflict with an IP Claim will be notified via e-mail of all of the IP Claims submitted for that domain name. The following is a summary of the STOP process if there are multiple Claimants: 10. In the event of multiple Claims for the same domain name, the multiple Claims will be randomized by the Registry to determine the order in which the IP Claimants can elect to enter the Start-up Trademark Opposition Policy (STOP) proceeding. This list of priorities will be made known to all of the IP Claimants when they are notified of who successfully registered the domain name. The IP Claimant in the “first priority” position will have 20 calendar days, once notified of who got the registration, to file a STOP complaint in accordance with the STOP Rules. If the first Claimant does not file within 20 calendar days, then the second Claimant will have 20 days from then to file. 11. In the
