An Act relative to appealing a notice of disinvitation
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill would establish a process for individuals to appeal a notice of disinvitation, which is a formal notification that someone is being denied access to a property. Currently, there may not be a clear or standardized procedure for challenging such notices. The bill aims to create a more defined mechanism for disputing these disinvitations and potentially regaining access to the premises in question. It seeks to ensure fairness and due process in situations where access is denied.
Key provisions
- Establishes a process for appealing notices of disinvitation.
- Specifies the grounds for appeal.
- Outlines the procedures for filing an appeal.
- May require a formal response from the property owner or entity issuing the disinvitation.
- Potentially provides a timeline for resolving appeals.
- Addresses the issue of access to premises.
- Focuses on disputes related to disinvitation notices.
Who is affected
- Individuals denied access to premises
- Property owners or entities issuing disinvitation notices
- Legal professionals
- The Judiciary
Notable changes
- Creates a formal appeal process for disinvitation notices.
- May clarify existing legal ambiguities regarding access rights.
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Primary sponsor
Cosponsor
Rosemarie Rook
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