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Canada— Since the 2012 Federal Court decision in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer v Attorney General Of Canada ( T-1650-10), sound marks have been registrable in Canada, as noted here ; and. As with any other kind of trade mark, a sound must first meet the basic requirements for registrability set out in the Act.’
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