Appeal No. 99-1439 Page 2 Application No. 29/033,921 The appealed claim stands rejected under the first paragraph of 35 U.S.C. § 112 as being based on an original disclosure which, as filed in this application, does not satisfy the description requirement in that paragraph.2 The record before us shows that the instant application as filed contained a single embodiment of the putter head as illustrated in original Figures 1-5. In response to the first office action mailed September 1, 1995, appellant added by an amendment filed February 5, 1996, a second embodiment of the putter head. In this amendment, the specification was revised and the Figure numbers were changed so that the original embodiment is now illustrated in Figures 6-10 and the second, newly added embodiment is illustrated in Figures 1-5. 2 Appellant has devoted a substantial portion of his brief discussing issues under § 132. However, the standing rejection in this appeal is under the first paragraph of § 112, and not under § 132. The examiner's objection to the introduction of new matter is based on § 132 (see page 5 of the answer), but the examiner's objection is a petitionable matter, not one that is reviewable by us on appeal. See MPEP § 608.04(c).Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007