The Commissioners For HM Revenue And Customs v Mr Tyrone Chatman (Summary Decision _Transfer) [2019] DRS 21739 (09 October 2019)

The domain name was found to be an abusive registration infringing the complainant's rights, warranting transfer.

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Citation: [2019] DRS 21739
Parties: Complainant: The Commissioners For HM Revenue And Customs; Respondent: Mr Tyrone Chatman
Jurisdiction: United Kingdom
Judgment Date: 09 October 2019
Procedural Posture: Domain Name Dispute / Summary Decision
Outcome: domain name transferred
Legal Topics: Domain Name Transfer, Trademark Infringement

Intellectual Property Internet Law Domain Name Transfer Trademark Infringement

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Parties

The Commissioners For HM Revenue And Customs

Complainant

Mr Tyrone Chatman

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Domain Name Dispute / Summary Decision

Legal Issues

1 Whether the domain name should be transferred due to abusive registration
2 Whether the respondent's registration infringes the complainant's rights

Ratio Decidendi

The domain name was found to be an abusive registration infringing the complainant's rights, warranting transfer.

Court Disposition

domain name transferred

Orders

Transfer of the disputed domain name to the complainant

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