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DRS definition

What does DRS mean? In legal practice, DRS means Direct Rail Services Limited, the UK’s publicly owned rail freight operator commonly engaged to transport radioactive (nuclear) materials and other freight by rail. The term is not defined in legislation; it is a descriptive corporate acronym widely used in contracts, procurement documents, regulatory filings and rail access arrangements. DRS is a subsidiary of Nuclear Transport Solutions Limited, the transport division of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (nda), and is therefore wholly owned by the UK public sector. It is generally regarded as the UK’s only publicly owned rail freight operator. Key legal features and context include: -...

Precedent DRS Complaint (Nominet .uk): Establishing Rights, Identical or Similar Domain Names, Abusive Registration Grounds, Evidence and Remedy

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Relying on [ a WHOIS enquiry undertaken on [ date of Nominet WHOIS search ] OR Nominet’s reply to a data release request as enclosed as [ insert details of attachment ] ], the domain name [ insert domain name ] (Domain Name) is shown as registered to the respondent. The outcome of that enquiry is enclosed as [ insert details of attachment ] with this Complaint. The Complainant is the proprietor of [ insert details of trade marks, domain names, brand names, contractual rights, personal names etc ] (Rights). Additional information regarding these Rights is set out below...

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