Appeal No. 95-4747
Application No. 08/063,297
colloid layers with at least one containing an ultraviolet
absorbing agent. The non-photosensitive colloid layer
containing an ultraviolet absorbing agent which is furthest
from the support includes a water-insoluble polymer and a
gelatin. The latter layer is obtained from a dispersion of an
emulsified and dispersed mixture of a solution of at least one
ultraviolet absorption agent obtained from a class of
compounds defined by two separate claimed formulas, at least
one water insoluble polymer compound, and a gelatin having an
isoelectric point of at least 6.0. The photographic material
contains a water-soluble dye and at least one of the silver
halide emulsion layers includes a 90 mole percent silver
chloride content.
In our view, the examiner has failed to set forth a
cogent explanation as to why a skilled artisan would have been
led or motivated by the applied secondary references and the
undisputed factual assertions of the examiner (page 8 of the
nonfinal office action mailed September 8, 1993, pages 7 and 8
of the final rejection and pages 5 and 6 of the answer) to 2
2Appellant's arguments and call for an affidavit fall
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