George Kirikos wrote: > In other words, as far as Tucows is concerned, would the Toronto court > trump all other foreign courts, as Toronto is where Tucows is based > (and indeed that's the jurisdiction expressly specified in all > Tucows/OpenSRS registration agreements)?
I would suspect that Tucows won't make any statement about this until the proposed court order becomes official. It is worth noting that the proposal currently being floated was written by e360's lawyers, *not* the judge. IANAL, but the general rule is that a foreign corporation is subject to local regulations and laws if it that corporation has a nexus in that jurisdiction. In this case, Tucows has an office in Starkville, Mississippi, so there is a very good chance that a federal court can enforce an order on them. The jurisdiction clause in the registration agreement is solely concerned with disputes *under that agreement*, and would not limit the judge in question. John _______________________________________________ domains-gen mailing list [email protected] http://discuss.tucows.com/mailman/listinfo/domains-gen
