not meet its burden by making a prima facie showing, we need not and have not considered Cabilly opposition 10. Glaxo preliminary motions 1 and 2 Glaxo preliminary motion 1 attacks the priority benefit accorded to Cabilly for the filing date of the‘457 application for the subject matter of Count 1. Glaxo preliminary motion 2 attacks the priority benefit accorded to Cabilly for the filing date of the ‘419 application for the subject matter of Count 1. Since we grant Glaxo’s preliminary motion 5 to the extent it seeks to substitute proposed Count 2 for Count 1, Glaxo preliminary motions 1 and 2 are DISMISSED as moot. Glaxo preliminary motion 4 In its preliminary motion 4, Glaxo moves to have Cabilly claims 56-60 designated as not corresponding to Count 1. Since we grant Cabilly preliminary motion 5 to substitute Count 2 for Count 1, Glaxo preliminary motion 4 is DISMISSED as moot. Glaxo preliminary motions 6-9 In Glaxo preliminary motions 6-9, Glaxo moves to have certain of its involved claims designated as not corresponding to Count 1. We grant Glaxo preliminary motion 5 to substitute Count 2 for Count 1. Thus, Glaxo preliminary motions 6-9 are DISMISSED as moot. C. Other Glaxo motions Glaxo miscellaneous motion 10 Glaxo miscellaneous motion 10 is treated as a motion to suppress evidence (FF 23). Glaxo moves to suppress Cabilly Exhibits 1090-1091, 1093-1094, 1095, 1095A, 1095B, 1112, 1113, and 1114 (Paper 176 at 2). We have not relied upon Cabilly Exhibit 1090- -51-Page: Previous 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007