What are the contractual obligations of the domain name applicant
(1) Perform according to the period agreed in the contract Obligation to pay registration fees
during the domain name registration process , Domain name service providers usually quote together the management fees payable to the domain name management agency and the domain name registration service fees. For domain name applicants (that is, holders after successful registration), they do not need to consider the specific amount of domain name management fees.
(2) Obligation to provide true identity and address as agreed in the contract
On the one hand, since domain name registration follows the principle of "first to apply, first to register", the domain name applied for by the domain name holder may infringe on the prior rights of others, so the domain name holder must The person should provide his or her true identity and address so that when a domain name dispute arises, the prior right holder can quickly find the domain name holder and negotiate with it. On the other hand, only after the domain name holder provides its true identity and address can the contract between the holder and the registrar meet the legal requirements for the contract to be effective. The reason for emphasizing this point is that the application and registration process for domain name registration is generallyIt is completed directly through the Internet. In most cases, the parties to the registration service contract will not meet or sign contract documents in the traditional sense. If the user does not provide his or her true identity and address, the registrar will not be able to review it. Therefore, the author believes that if a dispute occurs, unless the actual holder of the domain name has sufficient evidence to prove that he is the person who signed the service contract with the registrar or the assignee of the contract benefits, the registrar will only apply for the domain name at the time of the domain name application. The domain name registrar is liable for the identity provided by the person - if that identity does not exist, the domain name registrar's contractual obligations can be discharged.
(3) Default notice when domain name is transferred Obligations
When the holder transfers his or her When giving a domain name to others, the registrar should be notified, which is not stipulated in some current service contracts. According to my country's current contract laws, if the holder transfers the domain name to another person without notifying the registrar, the registrar may not perform its obligations under the registration service contract to the new holder. The editor believes that under network conditions, it is very convenient to transfer a domain name (as long as the domain name resolution password is handed over to the transferee). The domain name holder may often register other contents of the service contract after the domain name registration is completed (such as the service provider establishing it on his behalf). Sub-domain names, etc.) are transferred before the performance is fulfilled. At the same time, it is difficult for ordinary Internet users to prove that they have notified the registrar of the transfer, which easily creates legal risks for the new domain name holder. Therefore, the author recommends making special provisions for the transfer of claims in domain name service contracts, and interpreting this notification obligation as a default form, that is, as long as the original domain name holder does not object to the status of the domain name held by the new domain name holder and notifies the domain name The registrar and the domain name registrar shall continue to perform the obligations stipulated in the contract to the new domain name holder.
As a party to the contract, while enjoying relevant rights , and also need to perform certain obligations repeatedly in order to develop better. If your situation is more complicated, Legal Savior Network welcomes you to seek legal consultation.
