CDRP Decisions (look up tool) (1.Viewing)

CDRP Decisions

This is a great tool to look up previous cases when you are confronted with a CDRP of your own.

I made the following easy to remember shortcuts to the cira website:

cdrp.dn.ca - CIRA's Dispute Resolution Policy (CDRP)

tbr.dn.ca - To Be Released List

form.dn.ca - CIRA's domain owner contact form

One of the most interesting CDRP's in my opinion was for business.ca which to this day does not resolve.

Unbelievable that the domain is not in use

Read about the decision here: CDRP decision: 00284 | CIRA

Cloudflare.ca owned by Dave Chandler was successfully defended in a CDRP and ended up in the possession of Cloudflare.com so it's safe to speculate there was a successful sale once the CDRP failed.

CDRP decision: 00297 | CIRA

MapleDots said:

One of the most interesting CDRP's in my opinion was for business.ca which to this day does not resolve.

Unbelievable that the domain is not in use

Read about the decision here: CDRP decision: 00284 | CIRA

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Seems like the two parties had a deal for trademark rights and the domain and then the domain didn't get transferred or registrant didn't want to relinquish it? Am I missing something there?

MacMan said:

Cloudflare.ca owned by Dave Chandler was successfully defended in a CDRP and ended up in the possession of Cloudflare.com so it's safe to speculate there was a successful sale once the CDRP failed.

CDRP decision: 00297 | CIRA

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So much simpler to settle things amicably than trying to decide who is in the right. Even a low amount sale would benefit the domain holder as there is not other future for cloudflare.ca.

What is the cost of the CDRP process?

MacMan said:

Cloudflare.ca owned by Dave Chandler was successfully defended in a CDRP and ended up in the possession of Cloudflare.com so it's safe to speculate there was a successful sale once the CDRP failed.

CDRP decision: 00297 | CIRA

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Wow, would love to know the story behind that one.