that if Liu was no longer contesting inventorship, then there was no reason to continue the
interference.
Liu’s actions are construed to be a request for adverse judgment. Bd. R. 127(b)(1) and
(4).
Upon consideration of the record and for reasons given, it is
ORDERED that judgment is entered against XIN LIU as to each count of the
interference, i.e., counts 23 through 54;
FURTHER ORDERED that XIN LIU is not entitled to a patent containing claims
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1 through 32 of application 10/376,845, which correspond to counts 23 through 54, respectively.
(Paper 28 at 3-4);
FURTHER ORDERED that a copy of this judgment shall be entered into the file
of patent 6,316,002, application 10/757,722, and application 10/376,845; and
FURTHER ORDERED that, if there is a settlement agreement, the parties are
directed to 35 USC § 135(c) and Bd.R. 205(a).
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Claims 23 through 32 were added by an amendment (Paper 21) that was
authorized by the APJ (Paper 20 at 3).
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