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The key take away is the part of the plaintiff's filing that seems to want to redefine 'register' to include 'renew'.

• TheOtherHobbes 11y ago
  Which is going to look ridiculous as soon as it hits court, because there's clear precedent for the standard meaning - sixteen years of it. Team Harsh are probably hoping for an internet-ignorant judge. I wouldn't want to bet on their likely success with that gambit.
  • marcosdumay 11y ago
    Most of the problem is that he'll have to go into a foreign court just to keep a domain he had for ages.
  • spitfire 11y ago
    That's going to be an interesting conversation. "Mr.Mehta when was your business started?" "2003". "And when was the domain in question registered." ".... uh, 1999". "Are you sure you want to proceed?".