While we're discussing business names, has anyone been successful in having a
domain name deregistered because the corresponding business name (which was the
basis for registration) no longer exists?  I know what the policy and licence
terms say, but practically has anyone actually managed to get INA to act?

Simon


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My experience is that you cannot register a domain name in .com.au (or
.net.au) without supplying the registration number of the relevant company
or business name.  I have always understood that this is because INA (I
don't know about connect.com.au) runs an automatic check of the number, not
the name, against the ASIC databases to confirm a "valid" registration.

Warwick A Rothnie
Partner
Mallesons Stephen Jaques Melbourne
Direct line (61 3) 9643 4254
Fax (61 3) 9643 5999

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