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Federal Communications Commission Penalizes Marriott Vacations for Unauthorized Transfer of Private Radio Licenses

By Brad Deutsch, Amy Lin on April 30, 2020
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Because many hotels and resorts hold Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) licenses for the wireless radios that employees use for daily communications on property, the next property acquisition or sale may have more regulatory hoops than you realize. In fact, if a property holds FCC licenses, the property can’t be bought or sold without the FCC first consenting to the transfer of control of the radio licenses.

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