Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 223 § 106
Current through Chapters 1 to 249 and Chapters 253 to 255 of the 2024 Legislative Session
If real or personal property has been attached in an action, any person, other than the parties, who claims title or interest therein by a subsequent attachment, purchase, mortgage or other title, may dispute the validity and effect of such prior attachment on the ground that the amount demanded in the first action was not justly due or was not payable when it was commenced, by filing a petition in the court in which the first action is pending, at any time before final judgment therein, stating the facts and circumstances on which his petition is founded, and the grounds of his own claim, and praying that the prior attachment may be dissolved.
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 223, § 106