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Ed Sheeran Accusers Ask Supreme Court to Tackle ‘Let’s Get It On’ Copyright Case

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Ed Sheeran's accusers in a "Let's Get It On" case asked the Supreme Court to tackle it.

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Ed Sheeran Accusers Ask Supreme Court to Tackle ‘Let’s Get It On’ Copyright Case

Ed Sheeran's accusers in a "Let's Get It On" case asked the Supreme Court to tackle it.

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Ed Sheeran’s second ‘Thinking Out Loud’ copyright case appealed to US Supreme Court

Owners of part of the rights to Marvin Gaye's 'Let's Get It On' are making a last-ditch effort to appeal the long-running case to the US's top court Source

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Music rights investor wants Ed Sheeran’s ‘Let’s Get It On’ song theft dispute to go to USA’s highest court

One of the song-theft lawsuits in which Ed Sheeran is accused of ripping off Marvin Gaye’s ‘Let's Get It On’ when he wrote his hit ‘Thinking Out Loud’ could end up before the US Supreme Court. Structured Asset Sales, which owns a share of the ‘Let’s Get It On’ copyright, has urged the top US court to consider the case, arguing that the “controversy” at the centre of the dispute impacts on “the rights of thousands of legacy musical composers and …

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