QADRI et al. v. BEYERS et al. v. BATLOGG et al. - Page 69




          Interference No. 101,981                                                   



          OTHER MOTIONS TO EXCLUDE OR SUPPRESS EVIDENCE                              
          Motion BeM1                                                                
               Beyers move (paper no. 220(1)) under 37 C.F.R. §§ 1.635 and           
          1.656(h) to suppress evidence by Qadri - Exhibits Q-1 through Q-           
          64 and Q-66 through Q-113. Beyers argue that these exhibits are            
          incompetent, never offered into evidence, and most importantly             
          are offered during cross-examination for the sole purpose of               
          testing the adequacy of Beyers patent application:                         
               The party Beyers hereby objects to all such testimony, to             
               all such exhibits, to all such samples and to all work                
               performed on such samples, on the ground that it is all               
               prohibited by 37 CFR 1.655(b). (See also Qadri p. 708). None          
               of this testimony, nor any of the exhibits, in any way deals          
               with a matter brought up by a preliminary motion under 37             
               CFR 1.633 or 1.634. It should all be suppressed.                      
          Qadri filed an opposition (paper no. 239), with a letter (paper            
          no. 231) correcting an error in the opposition.  Beyers did not            
          file a reply.                                                              
               Beyers motion against Qadri to suppress evidence urges that           
          Qadri exhibits Q-1 through Q-64 and Q-66 through Q-113 have not            
          been offered into evidence and should therefore be suppressed.             
          The motion is dismissed because we have not had need to refer to           
          these exhibits in reaching our decision.  Under other                      
          circumstances, the motion would have been denied to the extent             
          that it is based on the contention that the exhibits have not              

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