Domain Name is registered on the basis of
Question and options
Domain Name is registered on the basis of
- First come
- First use
- First dispose
- First sale
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A - First come
Domain names are allotted by registrars on a first-come, first-served basis: whoever applies first for an available name gets it. Unlike a trade mark, a domain name does not depend on prior use, so “First use” is wrong; “First dispose” and “First sale” are not registration principles.
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