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# UDRP elements

The three things a complainant must prove to win a UDRP case. The domain is identical or confusingly similar to its trademark. The holder has no rights or legitimate interests in the name. The domain was registered and is being used in bad faith. Missing one means the complaint fails.

## related terms

- [UDRP](https://tldlog.com/glossary/udrp/)
- [bad faith](https://tldlog.com/glossary/bad-faith/)
- [complainant](https://tldlog.com/glossary/complainant/)
- [WIPO Overview](https://tldlog.com/glossary/wipo-overview/)
- [cybersquatting](https://tldlog.com/glossary/cybersquatting/)