9 sections in this chapter.
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 153, § 1 Rights to compensation and of action
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Section 1. If personal injury is caused to an employee, who, at the time of the injury, is in the exercise of due care by reason of— First, A defect in the condition of the ways, works or machinery connected with or used in the business of the employer, which arose from, or had n…
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 153, § 2 Knowledge by employee of defect or negligence
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Section 2. An employee or his legal representatives shall not be entitled under section one of this chapter or under chapter two hundred and twenty-nine to any right of action for damages against his employer if such employee knew of the defect or negligence which caused the inju…
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 153, § 3 Unremedied defect reported to be defective
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Section 3. If a defect in the ways, works or machinery of an employer has been reported to the person whose duty it is to remedy said defect, or cause it to be remedied, or to report its existence, and such defect is not remedied within a reasonable time, and by reason of said de…
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 153, § 4 Continuation in employment after knowledge of defective railway equipment
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Section 4. An employee of a railroad corporation injured by any locomotive, car or train used contrary to any provision of sections one hundred and fifty-five and one hundred and fifty-seven to one hundred and fifty-nine, inclusive, of chapter one hundred and sixty shall not be d…