Tata Sons (owners of the Jaguar and the Land Rover Brands among many others) are objecting to the use of word Tata in a community based web portal (owned by a company makemytrip.com) named Oktatabyebye.con and a newpaper<http://infotech.indiatimes.com/News/Tata-snatches-domain-from-MakeMyTrip/articleshow/4941366.cms>report says- *In May, Tata Sons had moved the Geneva-based WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center demanding transfer of disputed domain name.* The web portal has made the following appeal-<http://www.oktatabyebye.com/support-us/Appeal.aspx> *Very recently, TATA Sons filed a case against us (oktatabyebye.com) in infringement of their TATA name (as our domain name contains the 'TATA' word!). Tata Sons has contended that it is confusingly similar to its 'Tata' brand and the travel portal runner has no rights or legitimate interests to use it. The company had argued that the site infringed the right of its registered trademark/service mark 'Tata'. And in a decision by a sole panelist, ownership of the domain OkTataByeBye.com has been awarded to TATA by WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization) Arbitration and Mediation Centre. Needless to say we’re alarmed by such claims on our domain name. The Oktatabyebye.com domain name is importantly a representative of the colloquial “OK Ta Ta Bye Bye”, which represents travel, journey and related activities, referring to the generic word “Ta Ta”. We all regularly use the terms for travel & goodbyes in our country and across many others. * ** Regards, Mridula