Express Waiver – Massachusetts Courts
Express Waiver form is used within the Housing Court Department of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to document an agreement between plaintiffs and defendants to allow a Housing Specialist to investigate matters in a housing-related case. Express Waiver ensures that all parties are informed and agree to the Housing Specialist’s role and the inspection process, facilitating a smoother resolution of housing disputes.
This guide will help you complete the Express Waiver form used in the Housing Court Department of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
- Court Information
- County: Select the appropriate county from the dropdown menu where the Housing Court is located.
- Housing Court Division: Select the division of the Housing Court handling your case from the dropdown menu.
- Parties Involved
- Plaintiff Name: Enter the full name of the plaintiff(s) involved in the case.
- Defendant Name: Enter the full name of the defendant(s) involved in the case.
- Agreement Statement
- Read the agreement statement carefully. By signing this form, both parties agree that the findings of the Housing Specialist are final and binding and that the Housing Specialist cannot be called to testify in this or any related cases.
- Inspection Details
- Housing Specialist Inspection Time: Enter the time when the Housing Specialist will inspect the premises.
- Housing Specialist Inspection Date: Enter the specific date of the inspection.
- Housing Specialist Inspection Year: Enter the year of the inspection.
- Premises Address: Enter the full address of the premises to be inspected.
- Notification Requirement
- Ensure that the landlord understands the responsibility to notify all tenants and occupants of the inspection. The notice must be given at least 24 hours in advance of the inspection.
- Signatures and Dates
- Plaintiff Signature: The plaintiff(s) should sign in the space provided.
- Defendant Signature: The defendant(s) should sign in the space provided.
- Date: Enter the date when the form is signed by both parties.
Make sure all information is accurate and legible. If you have any questions or need further assistance, contact the Housing Court Department or a legal advisor.