UDRP – Type Procedure For Domain Name Disputes

Clive Elliott
February 12, 2022
9:06 am

The Internet Society of New Zealand (ISOCNZ) is setting up a working group to consider the question of whether New Zealand should adopt a UDRP-type arrangement to resolve New Zealand country code domain name disputes.

This will continue through 2001 and some change to the status quo is expected, whether in the form of a locally-run dispute resolution procedure or something more akin to the WIPO-run procedure.

Clive Elliott-Barrister

I live and work in Auckland, New Zealand. I am a frequent writer and commentator on intellectual property and information technology issues. I am a barrister and arbitrator. Before going to the Bar in 2000, I was a partner and headed the litigation team at Baldwin Shelston Waters/Baldwins. I took silk in 2013. Feel free to contact me via phone, email or social media.

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