Digicel Jamaica, the largest of the island’s two cellcos by subscribers, has filed a law suit against watchdog the Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR), challenging the regulator’s right to alter interconnection rates. According to Go Jamaica, Digicel claims that due process was not followed when the OUR announced earlier this month that it was lowering mobile termination rates (MTRs), saying that it was not consulted before the OUR acted. As noted by TeleGeography’s CommsUpdate, the OUR set a new flat MTR at JMD5 per minute to come into effect from 15 July.
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OVETEL Digicel fights OUR right to lower MTR
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