Ex Parte Hanyu et al - Page 3



          Appeal No. 2006-0612                                                        
          Application No. 09/810,956                                                  
          for any damages caused by the use of this translation.”  See page 1         
          of the translation.                                                         
               Thus, upon return of this application, the examiner is to              
          obtain a copy of the accurate English translation of the above-             
          mentioned Japanese document and review the content thereof to               
          determine whether the above-mentioned rejections can still be               
          maintained.  Pursuant to 37 CFR § 41.50 (2004), the examiner is             
          to submit a Supplemental Answer containing factual findings based           
          on this accurate English translation, including the specific                
          pages and lines relied upon to support these findings, if the               
          above-mention rejections are to be maintained.  The appellants              
          may exercise one of the two options listed in Rule 41.50 within             
          the mandatory time period of two months from the date of the                
          Supplemental Answer.                                                        
          This remand to the examiner pursuant to 37 CFR _ 41.50(a)(1)                
          (effective September 13, 2004, 69 Fed. Reg. 49960 (August 12,               
          2004), 1286 Off. Gaz. Pat. Office 21 (September 7, 2004)) is made           
          for further consideration of a rejection.  Accordingly, 37 CFR              
          _ 41.50(a)(2) applies if a supplemental examiner’s answer is                
          written in response to this remand by the Board.                            



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