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What Happened: Operating a Bitcoin mining business requires unusually high amounts of electricity. Miffed at learning this lesson the hard way, an office building landlord threatened a Bitcoin tenant with eviction. When the electric company later shut down the tenant’s power after transferring its account to the landlord’s name, the tenants suspected foul play and sued the landlord for constructive eviction and a temporary restraining order (TRO) requiring it to restore the power.
