Regulation of MARA would pass to the new city, not the county
Company: Marathon Digital
The claim, verbatim
Defendants argue that any regulatory power over MARA arising from the incorporation of Mitchell Bend would belong to the newly incorporated city rather than the County, so the County's acts could not have deprived MARA of any rights.
Source (primary)
<mark>MARA Holdings, Inc</mark>. v. Hood County, Texas — Entry #11 (RECAP, court_filing)
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Quote: “Any regulation that would result from the incorporation of Mitchell Bend would rest with the newly incorporated city, not the County.”
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Additional evidence
confirms <mark>MARA Holdings, Inc</mark>. v. Hood County, Texas — Entry #11
Quote: “Any regulation that would result from the incorporation of Mitchell Bend would rest with the newly incorporated city, not the County.”