That is a good question but Normally coordinators aren't allowed to even ask for a license that would interfere with an already granted one. Who is that Intelepath lady? I would think she would be the one to answer all of this definitively.
On Wed, Mar 2, 2016 at 7:10 PM Forrest Christian (List Account) < [email protected]> wrote: > Let me ask another hypothetical here, the answer of which may be part of > your answer. > > If you were able to convince a coordinator to send out pcns for the exact > same path and frequencies as the existing license, and no one replied, is > it legal to complete the license filing and operate on that path? > > If ISP B is just refusing to take any action as opposed to actively > opposing the transfer this might be an option. Coordinating on different > frequencies may be another. > > But consult a lawyer. Just a thought to check into. > On Mar 2, 2016 3:00 PM, "cjwstudios" <[email protected]> wrote: > >> I have a hypothetical I would appreciate some opinions on, knowing no one >> is a lawyer; >> >> If ISP A acquires ISP B's fixed microwave point to point stations which >> have operating licenses in an asset acquisition, and ISP B refuses to >> transfer said licenses to ISP A, which CFR or ruling governs ISP A's >> solution? Since ISP A is now the operator of the control point they would >> be illegally operating the point to point stations without assuming them >> from ISP B, am I correct? >> >> Any rulings, court cases, opinions would be super. Thanks in advance. >> >
