Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 79A, § 3

Projects displacing occupants; agencies to provide relocation assistance

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Section 3. Any public agency, or any person authorized to take by eminent domain, including corporations established under the provisions of chapter one hundred and twenty-one A, shall provide relocation assistance and payments under this act upon undertaking a project which results in displacement of occupants by the acquisition of real property or by the issuing of a written order to vacate for purposes of rehabilitation, demolition, or other improvement.

Notes of Decisions

Cited in 4 cases, 1979–1993 · leading case: Boylston Development Group, Inc. v. 22 Boylston Street Corp.

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Boylston Development Group, Inc. v. 22 Boylston Street Corp. (1992) mass · cites it 3× “” 7 G. L. c. 79A, § 3 (1990 ed.). Section 7 enumerates the types of relocation assistance that must be provided; these include, among other things, moving costs, actual direct loss of tangible property resulting from being required to vacate, and relocation expenses.”

Department of Community Affairs v. Massachusetts State College Building Authority (1979) mass “G. L. c. 79A, § 3, as appearing in St. 1973, c.”

West Broadway Task Force v. Boston Housing Authority (1993) mass “G. L. c. 79A, §§ 3, 7. Second, the recipient of the relocation assistance must be a “displaced person” within the meaning of the statute.”

Gardner v. Governor Apartments Associates (1986) mass “121A, § 2, an authorized corporation is engaged in developing property for the purpose of eliminating blighted, decadent, or substandard conditions, and it receives governmental assistance such as subsidized rents ( 42 U.”

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