New York § 19.26 Limitations on actions against the office

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§ 19.26 — Limitations on actions against the office

New York § 19.26

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N.Y. Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation § 19.26 (2026).

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  § 19.26 Limitations on actions against the office.  Notwithstanding\nthe provisions of the civil practice law and rules or any other law,\nexcept for laws governing actions to recover stolen property:\n  1. No action against the office for damages arising out of injury to\nor loss of property loaned to the office shall be commenced more than\nthree years from the date the office gives the lender or claimant notice\nof the injury or loss under section 19.22 of this article.\n  2. No action against the office to recover property shall be commenced\nmore than three years from the date the office gives notice of its\nintent to terminate the loan under section 19.17 of this article or\nnotice of intent to acquire title to undocumented property under section\n19.18 of this article.\n

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§ 19.26 Limitations on actions against the office. Notwithstanding\nthe provisions of the civil practice law and rules or any other law,\nexcept for laws governing actions to recover stolen property:\n 1. No action against the office for damages arising out of injury to\nor loss of property loaned to the office shall be commenced more than\nthree years from the date the office gives the lender or claimant notice\nof the injury or loss under section 19.22 of this article.\n 2. No action against the office to recover property shall be commenced\nmore than three years from the date the office gives notice of its\nintent to terminate the loan under section 19.17 of this article or\nnotice of intent to acquire title to undocumented property under section\n19.18 of this article.\n