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Cheetah Miner USA Inc. v. 19200 Glendale, LLC
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May 04, 2023
Judge Denies Bid To Restore Electricity To Crypto Miner
A Michigan federal judge on Wednesday denied a bitcoin mining company's request to order its landlord to restore electrical services, saying the crypto company didn't show how its reputation would be harmed if the electricity isn't brought back to the level it used to receive.
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May 02, 2023
Mich. Landlord Must Face Bitcoin Miner's Lease Suit
A Michigan federal judge refused to let a landlord escape a former bitcoin mining company's lease suit, ruling on Tuesday that the landlord misinterpreted a key U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
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April 25, 2023
Crypto Miner, Landlord Duel Over Venue In Lease Dispute
A former cryptocurrency company and its Detroit landlord are fighting each other over whether a Michigan federal court has jurisdiction in the firm's lawsuit alleging the property owner wrongfully shut off electricity for its Bitcoin mining operation before its lease was terminated.
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April 20, 2023
Judge Threatens To Toss Bitcoin Co.'s Suit Against Landlord
A Michigan federal judge on Thursday told a cryptocurrency mining company its suit alleging a Detroit landlord shut off its power for weeks and halted mining operations would be dismissed unless the company could show that the court had subject matter jurisdiction.
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April 10, 2023
Bitcoin Co. Says Landlord Cut Off Power To Mining Farm
A cryptocurrency mining company on Monday said its Detroit landlord shut off its power for weeks, halting mining operations, and should be forced to compensate the company for its lost profits.