Domain name assignment agreement form

Domain Name Purchase Agreement | Canada

Sell the rights to a domain registered in Canada with this Domain Name Purchase Agreement.

• The seller (vendor) transfers to the purchaser the registration rights to a particular domain name.
• The vendor agrees to transfer the domain to the purchaser upon receipt of the purchase price.
• The purchaser acknowledges having read the ICANN Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP).
• The vendor makes no warranties regarding the domain name.
• The purchaser indemnifies the vendor against claims of alleged infringement, misuse, or violations of the UDRP.
• The Agreement is governed by Canadian laws.
• This legal contract template is available in MS Word format.

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Domain Name Lease Agreement

If you own a domain that you are not using, lease it out to another party with this Domain Name Lease Agreement.

• Rent Payments. The rent can be paid either monthly or annual, at the lessor's option.
• Adjustments. The lessor has the right to review the rent from time to time and adjust it to the current market rental for the domain.
• Ownership. Full ownership of the domain name remains with the lessor. The lessee is not granted any option to purchase the domain.
• Indemnification. The lessee indemnifies the lessor against any damages or losses arising from the lessee's use of the domain name.
• This legal template is provided in MS Word format and can be easily edited with your details to fit your circumstances.

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Cease and Desist Letter re Infringing Domain Name | USA

Write a Cease and Desist Letter to a party infringing on your trademark through an unauthorized domain name with this easy template for USA trademarks.

• This type of infringement is in violation of the United States Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act. 'Cybersquatting' is the use of a domain name that incorporates a trademark, without the consent and authorization of the registered owner of the trademark.
• The Cease and Desist Letter may be prepared by either yourself as the owner of the trademark, or by your attorneys. The letter covers the following matters:
  • establishing ownership of the trademark,
  • how the trademark is being used in connection with the registered owner's website,
  • details of the infringement claim,
  • a demand that the infringing party cease and desist from using the domain name,
  • a demand that the infringing party promptly transfer the infringing domain to the trademark owner.

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  Domain Name Lease Agreement

  If you own a domain that you are not using, lease it out to another party with this Domain Name Lease Agreement.

  • Rent Payments. The rent can be paid either monthly or annual, at the lessor's option.
  • Adjustments. The lessor has the right to review the rent from time to time and adjust it to the current market rental for the domain.
  • Ownership. Full ownership of the domain name remains with the lessor. The lessee is not granted any option to purchase the domain.
  • Indemnification. The lessee indemnifies the lessor against any damages or losses arising from the lessee's use of the domain name.
  • This legal template is provided in MS Word format and can be easily edited with your details to fit your circumstances.

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  Domain Name Purchase Agreement | USA

  Sell the rights to a domain name with this Domain Name Purchase Agreement for domains registered in the USA.

  • The seller agrees to transfer the domain to the purchaser upon receipt of the purchase price.
  • The purchaser acknowledges having read the ICANN Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP).
  • The seller makes no warranties regarding the domain name or its similarity to any existing trade mark.
  • The purchaser indemnifies the seller against claims of alleged infringement, misuse, or violations of the UDRP.
  • The template is provided in MS Word format and is reusable and easy to edit to fit your circumstances.
  • Intended to be used only within the United States.