How is a Panel for an administrative proceeding in respect of registrar transfer dispute?

The Panels which conduct Registrar Transfer disputes are composed of one (1) or three (3) Panelists, as the case may be. The Asian Domain Name Dispute Resolution Centre (ADNDRC) maintains a list of Panelists who the ADNDRC considers to be independent, reputable, knowledgeable, experienced, impartial and suited to undertake the task of deciding disputes in respect of registrar transfer. The ADNDRC selects the Panelists to sit on a Registrar Transfer Dispute Resolution Policy Panel on a case-by-case basis in light of the following criteria:- the nature of the dispute, the availability of the Panelist(s), the identity of the Parties, the independence and impartiality of the Panelist(s) and if, appropriate Paragraph 7 of the ADNDRC's Registrar Transfer Dispute Supplemental Rules.

A Panel to conduct registrar transfer dispute is appointed after the date on which a Response is duly filed or, if the Response, is not filed in a timely manner, after the last date the Response was supposed to ...

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