An Act providing for museum unclaimed loaned property.

Summary

The Museum Unclaimed Loaned Property Act sets uniform procedures for handling artwork, artifacts, or scientific objects that museums hold on loan when the original owners cannot be reached for many years. It obligates museums to keep detailed records and notify lenders, while lenders must promptly inform museums of any address, ownership, or agent changes. The law aims to clarify ownership, share storage costs, and protect the public’s interest in preserving cultural property.

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