I found this site by accident and has results of court cases involving domains, but in particular some au cases I never new about.

http://www.argystar.com/recent_decision.html

I see a recent case to do with engineer.com.au

Don

It's a good site allright Don. I came across it last week when I was doing some research. There are some really interesting cases - and it's good to see what's acceptable and what's not.

Cheers, Ned

These are not court cases, they are UDRP decisions, or for .au its known as AUDRP.

Philip Argy is one of the panelists and his site just shows his decisions, as you can see from the list he makes decisions in other extensions as well.

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Hey Wade,
Thanks for the clarification. On another subject, your site audomaining has been dormant now for over a year, have you lost interest?

Don

Hi Don,

It's been a combination of writers block and being too busy with other projects.

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Hi Wade - are there other similar sites in Australia concerning disputes over domains?

Cheers, Ned

All the .au ones are on the auda website and all the com, net etc are on the ICANN site.

I assume all the .co.uk ones are on the Nominet site, likewise for the administrators of other cctld's, should be on their sites.

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Anybody read the heyheyitssaturday.com.au one? Unbelievable! What n00b lawyer(s) did Channel 9 use for this?!

Here's an interesting case regarding a lll.com.au:

TKL vs DNS Advertising

http://www.auda.org.au/pdf/ciarb0801.pdf

looks like they're using heyhey.tv