...that a competitor such as appellant has no private property interest which may be protected on appeal. "The policy of the Act is clear that no person is...property right as a result of the granting of a license." Id., p. 475. Any injury to an existing station as is alleged here "is not a separate and independent...

...competition," that "the broadcasting field is open to anyone."- and that the policy of the Act was clearly that "no person is to have anything in the nature...property right as a result of the granting of a license, it being plainly not the purpose of the Act to protect the licensee against competition but to protect...

...present conflicting claims of the same nature." •See §§301, 304, 307 (d), 309 (b) (1) of the Act. "The policy of the Act is clear that no person is...property right as a result of the granting of a license." Federal Communications Commission v. Sanders Radio Station, 309 U. 8. 470, 475. Opinion of the Court...

...and desires. Mr. LISHMAN. Mr. McMahon, in the Sanders case, 309 US 470, the Supreme Court stated : The policy of the act is clear that no person is to...of a license. Licenses are limited to a maximum of 3 years' duration, may be revoked, and need not be renewed. Thus the channels presently occupied remain...

...remain as to the meaning of this provision, the Supremo Court has expressed Itself unequivocally : "The policy of the Act Is clear that no person Is...limited to a maximum of three years' duration, may he revoked., and need not be renewed. Thus the channels presently occupied remain free for a new assignment...

...remain as to the meaning of this provision, the Supreme Court has expressed Itself unequivocally : "The policy of the act Is clear that no person Is...of a license. Licenses are limited to a maximum of 3 years' duration, may be revoled, and need not be renewed. Thus the channels presently occupied remain...

...the same, before such license may be granted. Thus, it appears clear that the act intends no person to have anything in the nature of a property right as a result of the grant of a license; that broadcast licenses are limited to a maximum of 3 years duration and may be...

...necessity, the Commission cannot lawfully renew the license, As the Supreme Court stated: “[TJhe policy of the Act is clear that no person is to have...are limited to a maximum of three years' duration, mummy lie revoked, and need not be renewed. Thus. the channels presently occuple(l remnain free for...

...(1957). "See People* Broadcasting Co. v. US., 209 F2A 286 (DC Cir. 1953). 'The policy of the Act is clew that no person is to have anything in the nature of...property right as a result of the granting of a license." FCC v. Sanders Bros. Radio Station, 309 US 470 (1940). See also Section 304 of the Communications Act...

...Supp. 2d , (continued....) Federal Communications Commission FCC 06-108 Court, moreover, has held that "[t]he policy of the Act is clear that no person is...a property right as a result of the granting of a license,"237 and that "[n]o licensee obtains any vested interest in any frequency."238 The Commission...