Casey Brown wrote:
> From what Mike told me, it depends on how India works with foreign
> trademarks, domain names, etc. It's hard for the Foundation to get
> involved until there's some kind of organization or chapter setup in
> India. It gets a lot more complex if the Foundation has to come in,
> which is why it's best to work informally with the registrar/owners
> first.
>
> Maybe you guys could try asking InRegistrar about this and see how far
> that goes? Maybe they already have a process setup for this.
They have a published dispute resolution policy:
http://www.registry.in/.IN%20Domain%20Name%20Dispute%20Resolution%20Policy%20(INDRP)
The relevant clauses are 4 & 6, possibly 7. Is Wikipedia registered as
a trademark in India? Reading clause 4, I'm not sure anyone except the
holder of a trademark will be able to challenge a registration. Have a
look at the decisions they've put up on the website. They complainant
seems to have an Indian trademark or to have applied for one in most cases:
http://www.registry.in/Dispute%20Case%20Decisions
regards,
Arvind