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[nc-transfer] FW: [ga] ICANN & transfers

  • To: "Transfer TF (E-mail)" <nc-transfer@dnso.org>
  • Subject: [nc-transfer] FW: [ga] ICANN & transfers
  • From: "Cade,Marilyn S - LGA" <mcade@att.com>
  • Date: Tue, 30 Jul 2002 00:00:58 -0400
  • Sender: owner-nc-transfer@dnso.org
  • Thread-Index: AcI3c67nF8ANiEeiQC+gmT6N2amrIwACdgcQ
  • Thread-Topic: [ga] ICANN & transfers


FYI.

At 09:32 p.m. 29/07/2002 -0400, DannyYounger@cs.com wrote:
>Vint,
>
>In Bucharest the Board resolved [02.71] to adopt Reconsideration Decision
>02-2 which basically stated that, "Because the "registrar requirements"
>regarding transfers are not included in any contract enforceable by ICANN, it
>is not appropriate that ICANN attempt to enforce them".
>
>While ICANN is not a signatory to the registry-registrar agreements (in which
>transfers are governed by the language of an Exhibit therein), those specific
>agreements are, in fact, appendices that are referenced within the primary
>ICANN-registry agreements to which indeed ICANN is a signatory -- there is
>"linkage", and there is also language that states:  "Entire Agreement. This
>Agreement (including its appendices, which form a part of it) constitutes the
>entire agreement of the parties..."
>
>Obviously I am not a lawyer, but I would think that based on such linkage,
>ICANN does have an implied role in the enforcement of such provisions.  May I
>ask what your view is on this matter?  Registrants clearly have an interest
>in this transfers issue, and probably would want some assurances that someone
>is acting to protect their best interests... is that someone ICANN, or should
>they be turning elsewhere?  Is it part of ICANN's mission to afford such
>protections?




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