If you hold the rights to a company name, trademark or similar that is exactly or almost same as a registered domain name, you can file a complaint. Conversely, others may also file a complaint against a domain name you have registered.
Domain conflicts in the legal system
This guide is aimed at judges, prosecutors, police investigators, lawyers and others who may require specialized knowledge about the technical and practical aspects of conflict resolution and legal processes involving domain names.
More about Domain conflicts in the legal systemDomain name complaints
Do you hold the rights to a domain name registered to somebody else? Or has somebody filed a complaint about your domain name? Below you will find the information you need to file or respond to a complaint.
More about Domain name complaintsAdvice for authorities
Both authorities and other parties, such as the police and prosecuting authorities, the Consumer Authority, the Gaming Authority, the Norwegian Medicines Authority, lawyers and other law scholars, must sometimes handle conflicts related to illegal content on web pages. These include bankruptcies, criminal cases or civil cases.
More about Advice for authoritiesIllegal content online
Whenever you come across web pages with content you suspect is illegal, the problem is usually not related to the domain name itself. As a result, other parties are most often better placed to do something about it.
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