Property Management
In Massachusetts, what is the proper court for residential eviction (summary process) cases?
ASuperior Court
BHousing Court or District Court✓ Correct
CLand Court
DProbate and Family Court
Explanation
Residential eviction (summary process) cases in Massachusetts are heard in Housing Court or District Court, depending on the municipality. The Housing Court has specialized divisions and resources for landlord-tenant matters.
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