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Legitimate Interest
Legitimate Interest (Property · Although this evidence is not irrelevant to the) — "issue of whether or not the Respondent has a right to or a legitimate inter…
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- The Respondent does not establish a right or legitimate interest in the domain name.
- The evidence concerning such a right or legitimate interest is at the weaker end of the spectrum.
- The use of “sting” or “=sting=” for gaming does not satisfy paragraph 4(c)(ii).
- The Respondent is not shown to have been commonly known by the domain name.
- The word “sting” is undistinctive and is likely used by numerous people in cyberspace.
- In practice, the word provides anonymity rather than a name by which the Respondent is commonly known.
- The preparations to establish a website at http://www.sting.com do not satisfy paragraph 4(c)(i).
- There is no evidence that the proposed use of the domain name concerns a bona fide offering of goods or services.
