The conciliation division may make a decision on conciliation, ordering the transfer of Internet addresses possessed by a respondent to an applicant or the cancellation of Internet addresses when case the use of Internet addresses registered by a respondent falls under any of the following subparagraphs under the provisions of Article 18-2 of the Act on Internet Address Resources:
1) When the use of any Internet address by a respondent infringes rights to marks protected under the Trademark Act such as an applicant's trademark or service mark registered in the Republic of Korea;
2) When the use of any Internet address by a respondent causes confusions with an applicant's product or business widely known in the Republic of Korea;
3) When the use of any Internet address by a respondent damages the reputation of the name of an applicant, title, emblem or trade mark, which are famous in the Republic of Korea.
Further, the conciliation division may make the above-mentioned decision when the registration, possession or use of Internet addresses by respondents obstructs the registration or use of Internet addresses by persons who have a legitimate source of authority, or such registration, possession or use is made for the purpose of reaping illegal profits, such as selling or lending Internet addresses to persons who have a legitimate source of authority over names, titles, emblems or trade names, etc.
However, the conciliation division may dismiss applications when Internet addresses of respondents are the same as names, titles, emblems or trade names, over which respondents have a legitimate source of authority, or when respondents have legitimate rights to or interests in the registration or use of Internet addresses.