Joint Appendix (Part 1)

Case 2:10-cv-02225-JAK -JC Document 152-1#:2640Filed 12/10/11 Page 3 of 14 Page ID12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728manifold to accommodate a bolt or screw to hold the turret on the manifold”,such as reference number (38) in the ‘936 Patent.6. The ‘936 Patent term “first bearing surface” is construed as “a shoulder surfacethat is formed on the underside of the head of the bolt or screw that holds theturret atop of the manifold”, such as reference number (42) in the ‘936 Patent.7. The ‘936 Patent term “second bearing surface” is construed as “a shouldersurface that is formed within the cavity in the turret at a fixed distance belowthe top wall of the turret”, such as reference number (41) in the ‘936 Patent.8. The ‘936 Patent term “second set of bearing surfaces” is construed as shouldersurfaces, such as reference numbers (45) and (46) in the ‘936 Patent.9. The ‘936 Patent phrase “wherein said turret is of heavier weight than the weightof said manifold, such that said turret remains in a stationary position upon saidmanifold in any particular relative rotation between said turret and saidmanifold”, as it appears in claim 1, is construed as “the turret shall remainstationary because the turret is heavier than the manifold”.10. The ‘936 Patent phrase “the turret being of a heavier weight than that of themanifold so that both turret and manifold remain stationary relative to oneanother after relative rotation between them as taken place to communicate oneof the magazines with the manifold’s chamber”, as it appears in claim 11, isconstrued as “the turret shall remain stationary because the turret is heavierthan the manifold”.You should give the rest of the words in the claims their plain and ordinary Englishlanguage meaning.- 2 -DISPUTED JURY INSTRUCTIONSCASE NO. CV10-02225-JAK (JCx)-A270-