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Case 2:" )-cv-07678-JFW-DTB Document 56 Filed 09/28/11 Page 4 of 11 Page ID #:904<br />

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states as follows in paragraph 5: ...the claimed<br />

invention of the '855 patent was actually reduced<br />

to practice in the United States of America before<br />

December 19, 2000, which is the earliest effective<br />

date of Rowe '065 and Katz '901."<br />

15. The PTO issued afinal office action on<br />

December 3, 2008. In this office action, the PTO<br />

raised issues of whether the claimed invention<br />

described in Mr. Meyerhofer's declaration was<br />

either on sale or in public use under 35 U.S.C. §<br />

102(b). This was based upon the third page of Mr.<br />

Meyerhofer's declaration which stated "After<br />

being built, the promotional printer of was placed<br />

into operation and used for its intended<br />

purpose..." and the oral statement of his patent<br />

attorney that "FutureLogic has created products<br />

for use by other corporations."<br />

16. In its December 3 '_ office action, the PTO<br />

stated: "In the case of the facts revealing that the<br />

invention was involved in "public use" or "on<br />

sale" activities, the 35 U.S.C. § 102(b) rejections<br />

based upon a public use or sale of the invention<br />

will be maintained, ff the facts reveal otherwise,<br />

the rejection will be withdrawn."<br />

17, On June 3, 2009, FutureLogic responded to<br />

the December 3rd office action.<br />

18, In the June 3 ra response, FutureLogic stated<br />

the following: "...Applicant submits herewith but<br />

under separate letter, a Supplemental Declaration<br />

under 37 C.F.R. § 1.131 in order to further clarify<br />

the circumstances under which the promotional<br />

printer described in Applicant's two previous<br />

Declarations under 37 C.F.R.I. 131 dated<br />

February 11, 2008 and August 12, 2008, was<br />

reduced to practice."<br />

19. In the June 3 ra response, FutureLogic further<br />

stated the following: "Furthermore, and in<br />

accordance with Applicant's understanding of the<br />

rejection under 35 U.S.C. § 102(b), Applicant<br />

respectfully requests that the Examiner consider<br />

the additional information supplied in the<br />

Rounds Decl. Cl[4, Exhibit 3<br />

at pp. 31-34.<br />

Rounds Decl. q[ 4, Exhibit 3<br />

at p. 34.<br />

Rounds Decl. ql 4, Exhibit 3<br />

at pp. 26-30.<br />

Rounds Decl. I[ 4, Exhibit 3<br />

at p. 29.<br />

Rounds Decl. q[ 4, Exhibit 3<br />

at p. 29.<br />

- 4 - Case No. CV 10-7678-JFW-DTB<br />

Nanoptix, Inc,'s Slatement of Uncontroverled Facts and Conclusions of Law<br />

-A0124-

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