Registry cannot, and does not, screen or otherwise review a Domain application to verify the Registrant's legal rights to use a particular word or term in its Domain prior to registration. Once the Domain is registered, for a specified term, no other party will be permitted to register the same Domain and the Registrant will have exclusive use of the Domain, so long as the Registrant pays its fees for the Domain, and complies with Registry Policies and the Registration Agreement. Registry Is Not Liable for Infringing Domain. Registry is not liable or otherwise responsible for damages or the potential for irreparable harm caused by use, display, exploitation, or registration of a Domain that may infringe upon a third party's rights, defame, cause a likelihood of confusion among consumers, or in any other way injure or offend any party. By way of example, and not limitation, Registry is not liable for any claim or damages arising out of registration, display, exploitation, or use of a Domain that may infringe upon, tarnish, blur, or dilute the distinctiveness of a trademark, nor is Registry liable for a Domain that is identical or confusingly similar to the name of a famous person or the trade name of a well known enterprise.
Registry is merely a passive Domain registration agency.
In the event a disputes arises with a third party with respect to a Domain, Registrant shall indemnify and hold Registry harmless pursuant to the terms and conditions of the Registration Agreement. If the Registrant is using a .cc domain to sell goods or services over the Internet, it may be required under certain applicable law to publicly provide sufficient and accurate contact details on such website so that consumers have the ability to contact the seller of such goods or services. In the event that a .cc domain name registrant does not follow such laws, Registry will provide the contact details for the registrant in accordance with Section 4 below. Domain Contact Information Request in the event of Domain Disputes. Any party who believes that a Domain is being, or has been, used in contravention of such party's legal rights should contact the Registrant of the subject Domain directly.