IMUTA et al. V. KUBER et al. - Page 2




               On 18 October 1999, Yolunda Townes, a paralegal                        
          specialist assigned to the Trial Section, had a telephone                   
          discussion with Mr. Alan Holler, Esq., of the firm of SHERMAN               
          & SHALLOWAY.  Mr. Holler informed Ms. Townes that Mr. Holler                
          had been instructed by his client (JUNICHI IMUTA, JUNJI SAITO               
          and TAKASHI UEDA, the real party in interest being Mitsui                   
          Petrochemical Industries, Ltd.) not to respond to the NOTICE                
          DECLARING INTERFERENCE.  Imuta is the junior party in this                  
          interference.  Since the junior party has expressly indicated               
          that it does not intend to prosecute the interference, a                    
          judgment on the merits will be entered in favor of the senior               
          party.                                                                      
               B.   Order                                                             
               Upon consideration of the record, including an express                 
          indication by counsel for the junior party that the junior                  
          party does not intend to prosecute the interference, it is                  
                    ORDERED that judgment on priority as to Count 1, the              
          sole count in the interference, is awarded against junior                   
          party Junichi Imuta, Junji Saito and Takashi Ueda.                          
                    FURTHER ORDERED that judgment on priority as to                   
          Count 1 is awarded in favor of senior party Frank Kuber, Bernd              
          Bachmann, Walter Spaleck, Andreas Winter and Jurgen Rohrmann.               



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