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.IN Registry Seeks Domain Name Dispute Arbitrators

Posted on January 2nd, 2009 by admin in Domain News | No Comments »

National Internet Exchange of India, which operates the .IN country code top level domain (ccTLD) Registry, is inviting proposals from interested individuals who wish to apply as Arbitrators for .IN Registry,

Applicants need to have proven expertise in this area as per the Eligibility Criteria. The job arbitrator positions are for periods of three years. Here are the Eligibility Criteria as per the arbitrator application document:

Each applicant, who wishes to be considered for inclusion on INDRP Panel Listing, must demonstrate to INDRP Panel Selection Committee the following:

1. Should be a citizen of India, and resident of India.
2. Age on date of application should be minimum 25 years.
3. Should be an Income Tax payee.
4. Should not have been convicted by a court of Law for criminal and/ or civil misdemeanor, which calls into question the applicant’s ability to act as a panelist.
5. Should have a degree in Law from recognized Institution/University, and should be recognized by the Bar Council of India. OR Should be a qualified Chartered Accountant/ IT professional
6. Should have minimum 4 years of experience of arbitration, including representation from the complainant/respondent, or as Arbitrator, with minimum four cases of arbitration related to Domain Names (.IN or any other domain names)

To read the entire document download it from http://nixi.in/images/detailed_advertisement_for_arbitrator.pdf or visit the In Registry website.

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