N.Y. Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation Law 19.15 – Notice by publication
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§ 19.15 Notice by publication. 1. Notice may be given by publication if the office does not:
Terms Used In N.Y. Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation Law 19.15
- Lender: means a person whose name appears on the records of the office as the person legally entitled to, or claiming to be legally entitled to, property held by the office or, if deceased, the legal heirs of such person. See N.Y. Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation Law 19.13
- Office: means the state office of parks, recreation and historic preservation and those facilities including historic sites as defined in section 1. See N.Y. Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation Law 19.13
- Property: means any inanimate object, document or tangible object under the office's care which has intrinsic historic, artistic, scientific, or cultural value. See N.Y. Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation Law 19.13
(a) know the identity of the lender; or
(b) know the address of the lender; or
(c) receive proof that the notice mailed under section 19.14 of this article was received within thirty days of mailing.
2. Notice by publication must be given at least once a week for three consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation in:
(a) the county in which the property is held by the office; and
(b) the county of the lender's last address, if known. The date of notice under this subdivision shall be the date of the third published notice.