Interference No. 104,723 Osuka v. Moorman LEE, Administrative Patent Judge. JUDGMENT On October 12, 2001, junior party Osuka filed a paper (Paper No. 17) entitled “Osuka Motion for Adverse Judgment,” in which it stated: The party Osuka, Noboru Ishikawa, Michiaki Adachi, Terufumi Hamano, Youichi Kimura and Hiroshi Hanagasaki (the “Party Osuka”) hereby motions for adverse judgment. In requesting such, it is noted that the claimed invention of this interference is not practiced by Max Company Co., Ltd., the assignee of USPN 5,772,096 to the Party Osuka. In a telephone conference call on the morning of October 15, 2001, and in response to an inquiry from the administrative patent judge, party Osuka clarified that the last sentence of the above-quoted text is not meant as any condition or contingency for the junior party’s request for entry of adverse judgment. In other words, the request does not depend on anyone’s agreement with Osuka’s characterization of whether its assignee is now practicing the invention claimed in Patent No. 5,772,096. - 2 -Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007