DC Circuit Dismisses GLH Mandamus Petition Against FCC as Moot
With the FCC in June having denied GLH Communications' petition for reconsideration, its writ of mandamus seeking to compel the agency to act on the petition is moot and dismissed, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit said…
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Monday in a docket 18-1060 order (in Pacer). The agency, in its order, said none of GLH's arguments was new and all previously had been rejected by the agency. GLH petitioned the FCC after losing C Block licenses in 2003 for not making payments.