Section 127I: Enforcement of sanitary code; remedies; receiver
Section 127I. Upon the filing of a petition to enforce the provisions of the sanitary code, or any civil action concerning violations of the sanitary code by any affected occupants or a public agency, whether begun in the district, housing or superior court, and whether brought under section one hundred and twenty-seven C or otherwise, the court may: issue temporary restraining orders, preliminary or permanent injunctions; order payment by any affected occupants to the clerk of court, in accordance with the provisions of section one hundred and twenty-seven F; or appoint a receiver whose rights, duties and powers shall be specified by the court in accordance with the provisions of this section.
Upon receipt of service of any petition in which the appointment of a receiver is sought, the owner shall provide to the petitioner, within three days, a written list of all mortgagees and lienors of record. At least fourteen days prior to any hearing in any such proceeding, the petitioner shall send by certified or registered mail a copy of the petition to all mortgagees and lienors included in the owner's list as well as to all other mortgagees and lienors of which the petitioner may be aware, and shall notify them of the time and place of the hearing. Upon motion of the petitioner, the court may order such shorter periods of prior notice as may be justified by the facts of the case.