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" <cjwstud...@gmail.com> 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. >
