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==WIPO and UDRP==

==WIPO and UDRP==

The UDRP Policy provides the legal framework for the resolution of disputes between a domain name registrant and a third party regarding abusive registration and use of a specific Internet domain name as [[gTLD]]. The [[ICANN]] Board adopted in October 24 year 1999 the UDRP Rules which present the procedures which must be followed for the dispute resolution.  

The UDRP Policy provides the legal framework for the resolution of disputes between a domain name registrant and a third party regarding abusive registration and use of a specific Internet domain name via a dispute resolution provider. The [[ICANN Board]] adopted the UDRP Rules which present the procedures which must be followed for the dispute resolution in October, 1999.  

Having this in mind, The WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center (WIPO Center) is such a dispute resolution service provider. In this way, the WIPO center acts as a technical advisory when ICANN is drafting the UDRP Policy and Rules. This how the WIPO Supplemental Rules were developed specifically for UDRP Rules and Policy.<ref>[http://www.wipo.int/amc/en/domains/guide/index.html WIPO and UDRP]</ref>

The [[WIPO]] Arbitration and Mediation Center (WIPO Center) is such a dispute resolution service provider. In this way, the WIPO center acted as a technical advisor when ICANN was drafting the UDRP Policy and Rules. WIPO developed Supplemental Rules specifically for UDRP Rules and Policy.<ref>[http://www.wipo.int/amc/en/domains/guide/index.html WIPO and UDRP]</ref>

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