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it happens ocassionally that a company wins a domain in WIPO against a cybersquatter, but the domain still stays with the cybersquatter for some reasons ( someone at the company is too lazy to actually take it away from him? his registrar doesnt want to cooperate? )
anyway, can such domain be sold and transfered to another person ( another registrar ) f.e two years after the cybersquatter "lost" it in WIPO? or is it somehow permanently locked and can't be transferred anywhere else other that to the company who has the rights to it?
EDIT: its obvious that the new person buying it would also risk getting sued and losing this domain, but that is not the question
anyway, can such domain be sold and transfered to another person ( another registrar ) f.e two years after the cybersquatter "lost" it in WIPO? or is it somehow permanently locked and can't be transferred anywhere else other that to the company who has the rights to it?
EDIT: its obvious that the new person buying it would also risk getting sued and losing this domain, but that is not the question