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Landlords have very strong rights. They can get tenants evicted through legal means.

• dboreham 4y ago
  They don't need to evict: they can lock the doors and turn power off to all computers.
  • toast0 4y ago
    Commercial landlording is different than residential, but in residential, just changing the locks sets you up for a lot of trouble. Power would only really be an issue if anything important was running in their offices, but running servers in the office has been unfashionable for quite some time, so I wouldn't expect much if anything to break there.
    • dboreham 4y ago
      I will bet my keyboard that every big tech company ends up having some mission critical thing running on a machine in their office. They don't know they have that thing, but it's there and will become apparent when the power is shut off.
• seattle_spring 4y ago
  Yeah after a lengthy and expensive lawsuit.
  • freejazz 4y ago
    You don't have to have an expensive or lengthy suit to evict a commercial tenant... you just can't do it unilaterally. You can go straight to the court and request an eviction, you do not need to sue Twitter to evict them. How many "eviction lawsuits" have you been involved in?
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