Domain transfer using trademark

[Galaxy Traveller]

Suppose
1. A/someone registered a domain lilac.com in 2001
2. I registered trademark lilac in 2015
3. Y/you again purchased/transfer in his/your account lilac.com in 2016 from A/someone
4. Now the question is how I can grab the domain lilac.com from new owner using UDRP.

 

[bmugford]

Are we talking about the domain Lilac.com owned by Elliot Silver, or is that just an example domain?

Regardless, Lilac is a generic term used by many companies, people, organizations, etc.
You can't just file a trademark and have exclusive use over the generic term and claim superior rights. That is not how it works.

If you file a UDRP you can expect to be hit with a reverse domain hijacking finding as well as potential monetary damages if the owner decides to purse it in a real court.

Brad

 

[MapleDots]

Yikes, Galaxy Traveller you are talking about taking away someones rightful property.

Focus on getting the domain in a different extension or try to buy it from the rightful owner, you will save yourself a lot of headaches.

 

[Galaxy Traveller]

I dont want to take away someones rightful property but some company wants by using this method.
But legal system is wise enough to prevent this.

http://www.hallofshame.com/rdnh-cases/