Which of the following statements is false?

a. While trademarks are usually limited to local areas or to one nation, domain names are used internationally so they can only be held by one party.

b. The party who successfully registers a domain name with the Canadian Internet Registration Authority is thereafter protected from claims of trademark infringement, even if the domain name is identical to or confusingly similar to another party's trademark.

c. A domain name that is issued to one party can be revoked on the basis that the registration was obtained in bad faith.

d. Bad faith includes obtaining a domain name so as to resell it at a profit, particularly to resell it to one who has a greater right to use it.

e. An annual fee is payable to maintain a domain name on the Internet.