Yes you are! This whole situation is absurd. If the "Apple", Inc. trademark cannot apply to common apples, then as I see it "Urban Homestead" cannot apply to the common practice of urban farming. It's a generic term for an everyday activity, and I honestly don't see how it could survive a legal challenge.
Yes you are! This whole situation is absurd. If the "Apple", Inc. trademark cannot apply to common apples, then as I see it "Urban Homestead" cannot apply to the common practice of urban farming. It's a generic term for an everyday activity, and I honestly don't see how it could survive a legal challenge.
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