New York: Singer Justin Timberlake has run into legal trouble over his song 'Don't hold the wall'.
<img title="Justin Timberlake" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/images/2015/oct/13Justin-Timberlake-1.jpg" alt="Justin Timberlake" width="670" height="723" /> Justin Timberlake
Canadian entertainment company Cirque du Soleil has sued the Grammy-winning singer, accusing him of sampling part of one of the performance company&rsquo;s original songs in the track from his 2013 album 'The 20/20 Experience' without permission, reports variety.com.
The lawsuit claims that Timberlake borrowed from 'Steel dream', a song that originally appeared in 'Quidam', Cirque's ninth stage production, and later on a 1997 album of the same name.
The suit, filed on Thursday at a federal court here, is seeking $800,000 in copyright infringement damages.
Timbaland and 'Don't hold the wall' co-writers J-Roc and James Fauntleroy, along with Sony Entertainment, Universal Music and WB Music Corp were also named as defendants in Cirque's suit.
No stranger to copyright infringement-related accusations, Timberlake was sued by the 1970s rhythm and blues band Sly, Slick and Wicked earlier this year over his song 'Suit &amp; Tie', claiming that it borrowed elements from their song 'Sho' nuff".
This incident was followed by a similar claim in February, which alleged that his Will.I.Am collaboration 'Damn girl' picked up samples from Perry Kibble&rsquo;s 'A new day is here at last'.

Singer Justin Timberlake has run into legal trouble over his song 'Don't hold the wall'

Justin Timberlake sued over his song 'Don't hold the wall'

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