right to name

But trademark holders around the country are already filing lawsuits to win the rights to names they consider their property.

Later, the rights to names like "Spider-Man" were being challenged.

Chase has been buying up the rights to names like "ChaseStinks.com" and "IHateChase.com."

The right to arms is now considered analogous to the right to names, expressed in the Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch 12; this interpretation was confirmed in 1992 by the Federal Court of Justice of Germany.

Things had a right to names: when named, and called by those names, of course they would respond positively-for the universe wants to be ordered, wants to be cared for, and has nothing to fulfill this function (said another Contributor) but us.

Numerous questions arose in connection with the development of the Domain Name System (DNS) with regard to competition, freedom of speech, consumer protection, trademarks, rights to names, the reliability and transparency of transactions, the protection of privacy, the protection of data, and so on.