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Psychologically Impacted Property (c.93 §114)

Massachusetts law declares that the fact or suspicion that a property is psychologically impacted is not a material fact requiring disclosure. Covered facts are an occupant who has or was suspected of having HIV/AIDS or another disease highly unlikely to be transmitted through a dwelling; the property being the site of a felony, suicide or homicide; and an alleged parapsychological or supernatural phenomenon. No claim arises for failing to disclose these facts, but the statute does not permit a false statement.