Westmore · UDRP DecisionPgecorp.net + 10 more domains
The available WIPO case metadata identifies PG&E Corporation as the complainant, “PGE in the year 2000” and Samuel Anderson as the respondent, and eleven disputed domain names. Frederick M. Abbott served as panelist, and the recorded outcome was transfer. No published decision text or reasoning was supplied with the record.
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This metadata-only record documents a transfer outcome in a proceeding listing eleven related domain names. It is useful as an early example of a single UDRP case encompassing multiple names built from recurring textual components, but the absence of the decision text prevents substantive analysis of the Panel’s legal reasoning.
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