Contracts can often be much more restrictive than the law, but they can't contradict or pre-empt existing laws.
On Jun 26, 2004, at 6:04 AM, Dustin wrote:
This is great news and puts an end to the debate we have had many times as to whether or not a landlord could bar deployment of a wireless node. Does this mean that a commercial landlord cannot put a lease provision in reserving the right to control deployment of unlicensed wireless equipment? It seems for the most part landlords can stick whatever they want into a lease, especially a commercial lease.
- Dustin -
http://wifinetnews.com/archives/003937.html "Airports Hit Brick Wall in Regulating Unlicensed Radio
The FCC says landlords, associations can’t regulate Part 15 use: The FCC’s Office of Engineering and Technology says that the function of regulating and coordinating frequency use is reserved to the FCC itself. It’s a clear refutation of mall owners, airports, and condominium associations to limit use of Wi-Fi and other wireless technologies. (Document as Word, PDF, Text.)"
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