Abstract
The Internet has become an everyday part of work and private lives, and its importance is growing every year. Of course, the immense reach of the Internet is associated with the risk of disputes.
The holder or user of the domain, as well as third parties whose web presentation interferes with the legal sphere in any way, will seek redress. And how else to defend against such an intervention as quickly as possible with the help of a preliminary measure.
At the same time, preliminary measures are a grateful institute in the domain environment. However, the application practice shows certain aspects worthy of reflection, of which the temporary nature of the measure, its adequacy and the possibility of imposing an obligation on a third party through a preliminary measure must be highlighted.