Is verbal or aural similarity between two trademarks sufficient to refuse the registration of one of them?
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Yes, verbal or aural similarity (sound impression) between two trademarks is sufficient, especially if they pertain to the same goods or services or related goods or services, to lead to the refusal of registration of the new mark for fear of causing confusion or deception among consumers.
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