524.02 Special Requirements for Motion
37 CFR § 2.120(h) Request for admissions.
- (1) ... The motion shall include a copy of the request for admission and any exhibits thereto and of the answer or objection. The motion must be supported by a written statement from the moving party that such party or the attorney therefor has made a good faith effort, by conference or correspondence, to resolve with the other party or the attorney therefor the issues presented in the motion and has been unable to reach agreement. If issues raised in the motion are subsequently resolved by agreement of the parties, the moving party should inform the Board in writing of the issues in the motion which no longer require adjudication.
A motion to determine the sufficiency of a response to a request for admission must include a copy of the request for admission (and any exhibits thereto) and of the answer or objection. [ Note 1.]
In addition, the motion must be supported by a written statement from the moving party that such party or its attorney has made a good faith effort, by conference or correspondence, to resolve with the other party or its attorney the issues presented in the motion, and has been unable to reach agreement. [ Note 2.] Cf. TBMP § 523.02.
In the event that issues raised in the motion are subsequently resolved by the parties, the moving party should immediately inform the Board in writing, filed through ESTTA, of the issues in the motion which no longer require determination. [ Note 3.]
NOTES:
1. 37 CFR § 2.120(h). Cf. 37 CFR § 2.120(e).
2. 37 CFR § 2.120(h). Cf. 37 CFR § 2.120(e); Amazon Technologies Inc. v. Wax, 93 USPQ2d 1702, 1705 (TTAB 2009).