Allows individuals to appeal a notice of disinvitation in court if they believe they have a right to access the premises.
This bill amends the General Laws of Massachusetts to allow individuals who receive a written notice of disinvitation to appeal in district court if they have a good faith reasonable belief they have a right to access the premises. The court may vacate the notice if it determines the person who provided the notice abused their discretion. A court order to vacate the notice serves as a complete defense against any prosecution under the criminal trespass provision.
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