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Many managers are aware that Mass. General Law c. 139, 19 (commonly called the nuisance statute) permits evictions when tenants commit any of several violent or disturbing acts, such as drug sales, prostitution, and the possession of explosive devices. However, what most managers do not seem to know is that they can be criminally liable...
Read MoreMany managers are aware that Mass. General Law c. 139, 19 (commonly called the nuisance statute) permits evictions when tenants commit any of several violent or disturbing acts, such as drug sales, prostitution, and the possession of explosive devices. However, what most managers do not seem to know is that they can be criminally liable...
Read MoreMany managers are aware that Mass. General Law c. 139, 19 (commonly called the nuisance statute) permits evictions when tenants commit any of several violent or disturbing acts, such as drug sales, prostitution, and the possession of explosive devices. However, what most managers do not seem to know is that they can be criminally liable...
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