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Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 244, § 33 (2026)

Survival of right of redemption

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Section 33. If the person entitled to redeem a mortgaged estate dies, his heirs, devisees, executor or administrator may make a tender or commence or prosecute a suit for redemption which the deceased might have made, commenced or prosecuted.

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Cited in 2 cases, 1923–1923 · leading case: Talbot v. Gingras, 246 Mass. 356 (1923).
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Talbot v. Gingras, 246 Mass. 356 (1923). “a "suit for redemption which the deceased might have made, commenced or prosecuted.”
Williams v. Van Dam, 140 N.E. 265 (Mass. 1923). “244, § 33, which provides that, “ If the person entitled to redeem a mortgaged estate dies, his heirs, devisees, executor or administrator may make a tender or commence or prosecute a suit for redemption which the deceased might have made, commenced or prosecuted.”
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