BANGALORE, July 14 (Reuters) - U.S. TV station ownerSinclair Broadcast Group Inc (SBGI.O) said a potentialinsolvency of its partner, Cunningham Broadcasting, couldtrigger its own bankruptcy.

Cunningham Broadcasting, which recently defaulted ondelivering a year-end financial statement under a credit pact,is Sinclair's local marketing agreement partner for sixstations.

Cunningham Broadcasting received a waiver and the bankgroup extended payment of $33.5 million, which was due June 30,by a month, Sinclair said in a conference call with analysts onTuesday.

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