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LocusPoint Networks, LLC v. D.T.V. LLC
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January 11, 2016
Philly Station Must Accept Monitor For FCC Spectrum Sale
A California federal judge on Friday ordered a Philadelphia TV station to let a third-party monitor oversee its participation in an auction to sell its spectrum to the Federal Communications Commission, as requested by a company that's buying the station.
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January 07, 2016
Philly Station Balks At Plan To Monitor Its FCC Spectrum Sale
The owner of Philadelphia TV station WPHA implored a California federal court Wednesday to reject a plan by a company that's buying the station to appoint a monitor to watch WPHA's owner sell the station's spectrum to the Federal Communications Commission.
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August 27, 2015
TV Station Appeals Order To Finalize $6.4M Sale To 9th Circ.
The owner of a Philadelphia television station appealed to the Ninth Circuit on Thursday a California federal judge's ruling a day prior that it must complete a $6.4 million sale to a buyer who accused it of breach of contract.
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August 26, 2015
TV Station Must Finalize $6.4M Sale After Contract Breach
A California federal judge on Wednesday ordered the owner of a Philadelphia television station to complete the station's $6.4 million sale to the spectrum auction middleman accusing it of breaching its obligations, finding that the owner failed to disclose complicating regulatory problems with the U.S. Federal Communications Commission.
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June 04, 2015
Wyo. TV Co. Denies Sabotaging $6.4M Deal For Philly Station
The owner of a Philadelphia television station has lodged another attempt to dodge a suit from a company claiming it broke a contract and sabotaged a $6.4 million sale of the station, telling a California federal court it in fact worked tirelessly to ink the deal.