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Judge Rejects Miner's Bid to Revive Detroit Lease Dispute

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A Michigan federal judge has refused to revive a breach of contract claim by a Bitcoin miner against a Detroit landlord. The miner had accused the landlord of wrongfully turning off electrical power while the lease was being terminated.

The miner, who leased space from the landlord in Detroit, claimed that the landlord's actions breached their contract and caused significant losses.

However, the judge ruled against the miner, stating that they failed to meet the requirements for revival of the claim. This decision means that the miner will not be able to pursue further action against the landlord.

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