III NAMES OF DOMAINS WITHIN HR DOMAIN

This section defines the common and specific rules related to the names of the six types of domains, registered according to these Regulations.

Article 13

The full name of the domain (e.g. "ivan-horvat-zg.from.hr" or pliva.hr ), registered according to these Regulations, consists of a specific part of the name (further in the text domain name), selected by the domain registration applicant (e.g. "ivan-horvat-zg" or pliva ) and the standard (fixed) part of the name (e.g. ".from.hr" or .hr ). The domain name, regardless of its type, represents a string of characters that have to fulfil the following technical conditions: " it consists only of characters contained in the set of: 26 letters of the English alphabet (not distinguishing between small and capital letters), digits "0"-"9" and character "-"; " it consists of minimum 3, and maximum 65 characters; " the first and the last character in the string cannot be "-"; " it cannot contain only digits. As an exception, the HR-T domain name must fulfil the following (simplified) conditions: " it consists only of characters contained in the set of: 26 letters of the English alphabet (not distinguishing between small and capital letters), digits "0"-"9" and character "-"; " it consists of minimum 2, and maximum 65 characters; " the first and the last character in the string cannot be "-".

Article 14

The domain name must be in accordance with the existing positive legal regulations, as well as with the general ethics rulings and moral principles, i.e. it must not be offensive to the third parties. The domain name must not provide the domain user with the possibility of falsely acquiring the identity of a third party. The domain name should not equal the trademark, especially the protected verbal sign, unless the applicant the domain user is the trademark owner. In case of objection by the third party, or a dispute between the third party and the domain user, caused by the domain misuses, described in Items 1, 2 and 3 of this Article, CARNet, as HR domain administrator, is not responsible towards the disputant parties, but rather instructs them to settle the dispute according to the provisions of Article 72 of these Regulations.

Article 15

The HR-P domain name can be any string of characters that satisfies the conditions contained in these Regulations. Considering the aim of HR-P domain and the fact that legal person can obtain only one such domain, the recommendation is to select the name that equals the company, i.e. the name, part of the company, i.e. the name or abbreviated company, i.e. abbreviated name of the legal person registering the domain. If the domain name does not equal the company, i.e. the name or abbreviated name given in the document on the registration of the legal person in the respective register, when requesting the domain registration, the applicant has to explain the reasons because of which the specific domain name is requested. The statement of reasons is an element of the public part of the documentation related to the domain registration.

Article 16

The HR-F domain name consists of three obligatory elements:
(a) the surname of the natural person requesting registration (provided the letters " ", " ", " ", "a" and "~" contained in the surname are replaced by letters "c", "c", "dj" or "d", "s" and "z" respectively, in the domain name);
(b) the names of the natural person requesting registration (provided the letters " ", " ", " ", "a" and "~" in the surname are replaced by the letters "c", "c", "dj" or "d", "s" and "z" respectively, in the domain name);
(c) any string of characters allowed for use in the domain name.
The elements contained in the HR-F domain name can appear in random order, and can, but need not be separated by the character - .

Article 17

The HR-D domain name consists of three obligatory elements:
(a) the name or abbreviated name of the registered activity or the name of the natural person registered for the particular activity (provided the letters " ", " ", " ", "a" and "~" in the surname are replaced by the letters "c", "c", "dj" or "d", "s" and "z" respectively, in the domain name);
(b) the name of the type of activity, e.g. zlatar , "krojac" or odvjetnik (or translation of these terms in another language);
(c) the designations of regions, cities, towns or areas where the activity is performed, e.g. istra , "split", "maksimir" or os .
The elements in the HR-D domain name can appear in random order, and can, but need not be separated by the character - .

Article 18

The HR-T domain name can be any string of characters that fulfils the conditions contained in these Regulations.

Article 19

The HR-V domain name can be any string of characters that fulfils the conditions contained in these Regulations. Considering the purpose of HR-V domain, the HR-V domain name, as a rule, consists of one or more words in the Croatian language or one of the world languages.

Article20

The HR-I domain name can be any string of characters that fulfil the conditions contained in these Regulations. Considering the purpose of HR-I domain, the HR-I domain name, as a rule, consists of one or more words in the Croatian language or one of the world languages.