Interference No. 104,315 Sauer Inc. v. Kanzaki Kokyukoki Mfg. Co., Ltd. 5. In this interference, claim I I is the only Kanzaki claim which corresponds to the count, and the corresponding Sauer claim, claim 1, is the only Sauer claim which corresponds to the count. 6. For efficiency purposes, the parties requested and the administrative patent judge approved that the par-ties would submit exhibits sufficient in number for only one interference and that papers in all related interferences would make reference to the same set of exhibits. 7. In this interference, the sole count is stated in the Notice Declaring Interference (Paper No. 1) as Sauer's claim I or Kanzaki's claim 11. 8. Sauer's claim I reads as follows: A hydrostatic transaxle having a housing with an interior cavity, an axle assembly in said housing including a differential assembly, the improvement comprising, a hydrostatic transmission mounted within said cavity and including a generally L-shaped member completely housed within said cavity and having first and second hydrostatic unit mounting surfaces thereon disposed at fight angles to each other, at least a pair of fluid ports in each of said mounting surfaces, and internal passageways in said L-shaped member connecting at least one of said fluid ports on one of said mounting surfaces with at least one of said fluid ports on the other of said mounting surfaces, said L-shaped member comprising first and second legs integrally joined and extending at right angles to each other, said first leg having first and second opposite surfaces with said first mounting surface being located on said first surface, - 3 -Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007