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Massachusetts General Laws > Part I > Title XXI > Chapter 150C > § 14 - Hearings in superior court; time; service of notice


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Chapter 150C: Section 14. Hearings in superior court; time; service of notice

Section 14. Except as otherwise provided, an application to the superior court under this chapter shall be heard upon fourteen days’ notice in the manner provided by law or rule of court for the hearing of motions. Unless the parties have agreed otherwise, notice of an initial application for an order shall be served in the manner provided by law for the service of an original writ of summons.

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Massachusetts Laws: Organized Labor

Massachusetts General Laws > Part I > Title XXI > Chapter 150 - Conciliation And Arbitration Of Industrial Disputes
Massachusetts General Laws > Part I > Title XXI > Chapter 150A - Labor Relations
Massachusetts General Laws > Part I > Title XXI > Chapter 150B - Peaceful Settlement Of Industrial Disputes Dangerous To Public Health And Safety
Massachusetts General Laws > Part I > Title XXI > Chapter 150C - Collective Bargaining Agreements To Arbitrate

U.S. Code Provisions: Organized Labor

U.S. Code > Title 29 > Chapter 4C - Apprentice Labor
U.S. Code > Title 29 > Chapter 5 - Labor Disputes; Mediation And Injunctive Relief
U.S. Code > Title 29 > Chapter 6 - Jurisdiction Of Courts In Matters Affecting Employer And Employee
U.S. Code > Title 29 > Chapter 7 - Labor-Management Relations
U.S. Code > Title 29 > Chapter 8 - Fair Labor Standards
U.S. Code > Title 29 > Chapter 9 - Portal-To-Portal Pay
U.S. Code > Title 29 > Chapter 11 - Labor-Management Reporting And Disclosure Procedure

Federal Regulations: Organized Labor

U.S. Code > Title 29 > Chapter 4C - Apprentice Labor
U.S. Code > Title 29 > Chapter 5 - Labor Disputes; Mediation And Injunctive Relief
U.S. Code > Title 29 > Chapter 6 - Jurisdiction Of Courts In Matters Affecting Employer And Employee
U.S. Code > Title 29 > Chapter 7 - Labor-Management Relations
U.S. Code > Title 29 > Chapter 8 - Fair Labor Standards
U.S. Code > Title 29 > Chapter 9 - Portal-To-Portal Pay
U.S. Code > Title 29 > Chapter 11 - Labor-Management Reporting And Disclosure Procedure
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