Here is the text we could read:
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
________________,SS:
HOUSING COURT DEPARTMENT
_______________ DIVISION
_________________________
PLAINTIFF(S)
VS.
________________________
DEFENDANT(S)
REFERRAL TO HOUSING SPECIALIST DEPARTMENT
NOTICE
You are not required, prior to trial to go before the Housing
Specialist. You have the right to refuse referral to a Housing
Specialist.
However, the Housing Specialist Department can sometimes help a
complainant and defendant arrive at an agreement satisfactory to both.
Housing Specialists are Court personnel. Anything said to a Housing
Specialist, and any agreement made before a Housing Specialist prior to
trial is held in strict confidence, and is not admissible as evidence if
a trial is held.
AGREEMENT
I have read the above notice and agree to referral to the Housing
Specialist Department.
Date: ___________
Address ______________________________
Complainant __________________________
City/State ___________________________
Telephone ____________________________
Defendant________________________
Address ______________________________
City/State ___________________________
Form Rev 7/99
Telephone ____________________________
Referral to Housing Specialist Department
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- Sourced from www.mass.gov (2023-03)
- Page(s): 1
- Fields(s): 11
- Average fields per page: 11
- Reading Level: Grade 8
- LIST Grouping(s):
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If we think we've found a match to a question in our library, it is highlighted in green. Novel names are auto generated. So, you will probably need to edit some of them if you're trying to stick to the convention.
Here are the fields we could identify.
county was County (0.54 conf)housin_g_cour_division was HOUSING COURT DIVISION (0.41 conf)plaintiff_name was Plaintiff_Name (0.50 conf)submitted_name was SubmittedBy_Name (0.42 conf)submitted_date was SubmittedBy_Date (0.43 conf)submitted_address__1 was SubmittedBy_1Address (0.38 conf)submitted_address__2 was SubmittedBy_2Address (0.38 conf)submitted_telephone was SubmittedBy_Telephone (0.42 conf)defendant_address__1 was Defendant_1Address (0.42 conf)defendant_address__2 was Defendant_2Address (0.42 conf)defendant_telephone was Defendant_Telephone (0.52 conf)
We've done our best to group similar variables togther to avoid overwhelming the user.
Suggested Screen 0:
Suggested Screen 1:
Suggested Screen 2:
housin_g_cour_divisionsubmitted_namesubmitted_datesubmitted_address__1submitted_address__2defendant_address__1defendant_address__2
Suggested Screen 3:
submitted_telephonedefendant_telephone
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