SES Reservation of Rights 'Legally Meaningless,' Intelsat Says
SES' assertion to the FCC about its reservation of its rights in its legal fight with Intelsat (see 2106100062) "is legally meaningless and not binding on any entity -- be it the Commission, the Clearinghouse, Intelsat License LLC, or any…
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other Intelsat affiliate," Intelsat said in filing Friday to be posted in docket 18-122. It said the C-band proceeding docket "is not the forum for SES to further attempt to buttress its weak arguments in litigation" not involving the FCC, C-band clearinghouse or other operators. It said SES' filing does underscore that the clearinghouse agreement the two incumbent C-band operators need to negotiate and sign "bears no resemblance to the framework or process that Intelsat, SES, and the former C-Band Alliance advocated for." SES didn't comment.