Board reverses obviousness rejection
The appellant won a reversal of obviousness rejections in Ex parte CHRISTISON .
The dispositive issue before us is whether the Examiner has erred in
determining that the combination of Aoki and Takada teaches or would have suggested “one of said barrel and said mount comprising a polycarbonate material and the other of said barrel and said mount comprising a liquid crystal polymer (LCP) material, said LCP material being self-lubricating so that the interface between said mount and said barrel is lubricated” (claim 19, emphasis added).
The dispositive issue before us is whether the Examiner has erred in
determining that the combination of Aoki and Takada teaches or would have suggested “one of said barrel and said mount comprising a polycarbonate material and the other of said barrel and said mount comprising a liquid crystal polymer (LCP) material, said LCP material being self-lubricating so that the interface between said mount and said barrel is lubricated” (claim 19, emphasis added).
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