In order to serve as a trademark, a mark must be distinctive -- that is, it must be capable of identifying the source of a particular good. In determining whether a mark is distinctive, the courts ...

7.2 How to Identify Your Ball You may identify your ball by seeing it come to rest or seeing your identifying mark on the ball. For more information on how your ball may be identified. 7.3 Lifting ...

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