Knowledge Base
Dispute Procedures
- What would happen should MYNIC not receive both the Domain Name Registration Form and Confirmation Form after the 10 working days period?
- How long would the whole process take?
- What steps are involved after the Panel allows for the registration of the domain name to be transferred?
- Can a Complainant claim an award of damages or payment of compensation from the Respondent as a part of a Proceeding?
- What if the Complainant succeeds in the Proceeding and the Respondent is not satisfied with the Panel’s decision?
- How and when will the Parties be informed of the Panel’s decision?
- What are “in-person hearings”? Are they permitted during the course of the Proceeding?
- How can I be sure the Panellists are impartial and fair in deciding the Proceeding?
- How does the Panel decide a Proceeding?
- How many Panellists will participate in a Proceeding?
- Will I know who my Panellists are?
- Can a Complainant “settle” the domain name dispute with the Respondent?
- Can a Respondent transfer registration of the domain name to a third party during a Proceeding?
- Are there alternatives to these Proceedings?
- What language(s) are Proceedings conducted in?
- Can the Provider request modifications to the complaint?
- How is a Proceeding initiated?
- What is a Provider? What role does a Provider play in the dispute resolution process? Who is the Provider in Malaysia?