DNDR'S Process Flow Chart Mynic'S Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (Mydrp)

DNDR’s PROCESS FLOW CHART MYNIC’S (.
my) DOMAIN NAME DISPUTE

RESOLUTION POLICY (MYDRP)
THE COMPLAINANT
SUBMISSION OF COMPLAINT TO THE PROVIDER The Complainant must state in its Complaint whether it chooses to have the
Electronic from & on hard copy (Rule 4.1) Proceeding decided by a single-member or three-member Panel.
5 WORKING DAYS If the Complainant chooses three-member Panel, it must submit to the Provider
Complainant must pay the Provider the names and the contact details of 3 candidates (Rule 4.2 (iii)).
the Fees (Rule 4.5)
THE PROVIDER
THE PROVIDER REVIEWS THE COMPLAINT

To make sure that it is in compliance with If the Provider finds that Complaint is incomplete or not in accordance
Policy & Rules (Rule 5.1) with the Policy & Rules, It will notify the Complainant. (Rule 5.4)
The Complainant has 5 WORKING DAYS to rectify the Complaint.
THE PROVIDER WILL SEND THE

If the Complainant If the Complainant does not complete the Complaint or amend it
COMPLAINT TO THE RESPONDENT does so within the 5 to be in compliance with the Policy & Rules within the 5 Working
If the complaint is complete & in compliance Working Days. Days or where the payment of the Fees is not made, the
With the Policy & Rules (Rule 5.2) Complaint shall be considered withdrawn.
3 WORKING DAYS
After the Provider has received payment
of the Fees (Rule 5.2)
The Proceeding will commence when the Respondent is considered
to have received the Complaint from the Provider (Rules 5.6).
THE RESPONDENT
The Response must state whether the Respondent chooses to have the
Proceeding decided by a single-member or three-member Panel. If the
SUBMISSION OF RESPONSE TO THE Respondent chooses a three-member Panel when the Complainant had
PROVIDER originally chosen a single-member Panel, the Respondent must pay ½
of the Fees for the three-member Panel (Rule 6.5).
15 WORKING DAYS Electronic form & on hard copy (Rule 6.1)
(from when the Proceeding commences)
Respondent must pay the Provider the Fees
(if applicable) (Rule 6.5) If the Respondent does so within the 15 Working Days, the If the Respondent does not
Proceeding will be decided by a three-member Panel. make payment of its share
THE PROVIDER If either the Complainant or the Respondent chooses a three-
of the Fees within the 15
Working Days, the
member Panel, the Respondent must submit to the Provider the Proceeding will be decided
names and contact details of 3 candidates (Rule 6.3(iv)). by a single-member Panel.
THE PROVIDER WILL SEND THE

RESPONSE TO THE COMPLAINANT
THE COMPLAINANT Where the Respondent chooses a three-member

5 WORKING DAYS SUBMISSION
5 WORKING OF REPLY TO THE PROVIDER
Panel (and the Complainant had initially chosen
DAYS a single-member Panel), the Complainant must
If the Complainant wishes to reply to now submit to the Provider the names and
the Response, it may submit a Reply to contact details of 3 candidates (Rule 7.1 (ii))
THE PROVIDER the Provider. The Reply must comply
with the provision of Rule 4 (Rule 7.2).
5 WORKING
DAYS Once the Panel is appointed,
APPOINTMENT OF PANEL (Rule 8) the Provider will inform the
Parties of the name(s) of the
chosen Panellist(s) (Rule 8.6) If at anytime after the Panel is appointed :-
(i) the Parties settle the Domain Name dispute, they

must inform the Panel and supply the Panel with
TRANSMISSION OF FILE TO THE PANEL (Rule 11) written and signed agreement and thereafter, the
Panel will terminate the Proceeding (Rule 19.1): or
(ii) the Panel finds that it is unnecessary or impossible

PANEL DECIDES THE PROCEEDING to continue with the Proceeding, the Panel will
terminate the Proceeding (if no objections are raised
by the Parties) (Rule 19.2).
14 WORKING DAYS
Barring any exceptional For the purposes of (i) above, if the Parties settle the
The Panel’s decision must be
Circumstances (Rule 17.3) Domain Name dispute before the Panel is appointed,
DECISION OF PANEL in writing and must state the
they must inform the Provider accordingly.
reasons on which the Panel’s
(Rule 17) decision is based, the date of
the decision and the name(s) NOTE
of the Panellist(s) deciding the If any Court action is initiated prior to or during a
Proceeding (Rule 17.5) Proceeding, the Panel has the discretion to suspend,
terminate or continue with the Proceeding (Rule 20.1)
PANEL INFORMS PROVIDER OF
THE DECISION
THE PROVIDER
3 WORKING
DAYS
THE PROVIDER INFORMS MYNIC The Provider will also inform MYNIC & Parties of the
date when the decision is to be implemented (Rule 18.1)
& THE PARTIES OF THE DECISION
(Rule 18.1)
If the Respondent wants to challenge the decision of the Panel,

Where MYNIC receives the official documentation, MYNIC will neither
it may file a Court action or any alternative dispute resolution take any further action in the Proceeding nor proceed to
process and provide MYNIC with official documentation as implement the Panel’s decision, unless it receives:-
10 WORKING evidence of the same. (Para 14.3 MYDRP)
DAYS (i) satisfactory evidence that the Parties have resolved the matter amicably; or
(ii) satisfactory evidence that the Court action or arbitration has been withdrawn or
dismissed; or
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE (iii) a certified true copy of an order or judgment of a Malaysian Court pertaining
DECISION to the subject matter of the Proceeding.
(Para 14.2 MYDRP)
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my) DOMAIN NAME DISPUTE

THE PROVIDER REVIEWS THE COMPLAINT

The Complainant has 5 WORKING DAYS to rectify the Complaint.

THE PROVIDER WILL SEND THE

THE PROVIDER WILL SEND THE

THE COMPLAINANT Where the Respondent chooses a three-member

(i) the Parties settle the Domain Name dispute, they

(ii) the Panel finds that it is unnecessary or impossible

If the Respondent wants to challenge the decision of the Panel,

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