Right. You can certainly "own" the right to use a domain name, though, and that right is transferable; people (including me) carelessly say "own the domain" when they mean "own the right to use the domain for a year". So no need to get hung up on "ownership"; if the word "ownership" appears in the discussion, just substitute "right to use the domain".
For example, to restate my question more generically, can resellers add contract provisions (to the satisfaction of OpenSRS compliance) allowing them to take away the user's right to use the domain in the event of nonpayment or fraud?
To take away those rights, or to transfer those rights to another party?
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