ASH Wales Limited v Mr Brett Horth (Full Decision _Transfer) [2013] DRS 12937 (15 August 2013)

The Panel found that the domain name was an abusive registration and ordered its transfer to the complainant.

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Citation: [2013] DRS 12937
Parties: Complainant: ASH Wales Limited; Respondent: Mr Brett Horth
Jurisdiction: United Kingdom
Judgment Date: 15 August 2013
Procedural Posture: Domain Name Dispute / Final Decision
Outcome: Domain name transferred to complainant
Legal Topics: Domain Name Transfer, Trademark Infringement

Intellectual Property Domain Name Transfer Trademark Infringement

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Parties

ASH Wales Limited

Complainant

Mr Brett Horth

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Domain Name Dispute / Final Decision

Legal Issues

1 Whether the domain name should be transferred to the complainant
2 Whether the respondent's registration constitutes an abusive registration

Ratio Decidendi

The Panel found that the domain name was an abusive registration and ordered its transfer to the complainant.

Court Disposition

Domain name transferred to complainant

Orders

Transfer of domain name to ASH Wales Limited

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