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Marie Baptiste et al v. Commonwealth of Massachusetts, et al
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1:20-cv-11335
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September 10, 2020
Mass. Eviction Halt Can Stay, But Gov. Gets No 'Blank Check'
Massachusetts' temporary ban on most types of evictions can stay in place for now, a federal judge said Thursday, while also stressing that the pandemic is not a "blank check" for the governor and that there will come a time when the moratorium has gone on too long to pass constitutional muster.
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August 24, 2020
Challenge To Mass. Eviction Halt Will Play Out In 2 Courts
Massachusetts landlords seeking to end a moratorium on most evictions during the pandemic can keep making their case in both federal and state courts, as a federal judge on Monday rejected a forum-shopping claim and continued to hear his part of the challenge to the novel law.
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August 04, 2020
Mass. Tenant Groups Denied Role In Eviction Moratorium Suit
A group of tenant advocacy groups will not be able to intervene in a legal challenge to Massachusetts' eviction moratorium, a federal judge ruled from the bench on Tuesday.