The date of notice under this subdivision shall be the date of the third published notice.
In addition to any other information that may be required or seem appropriate, any notice given under this section must contain the following:
If the lender fails to respond to the second notice within one hundred twenty days of receipt, at the request of the commissioner, the attorney general may make an application to the supreme court pursuant to article thirty of the civil practice law and rules for a declaratory judgment to determine the museum's right to such property. In a case in which there is no evidence that the notices previously sent by the museum were received by the lender, upon application, the supreme court shall specify the method by which service shall be made upon the lender.
If after one hundred eighty days following the last date of publication of such notice no claimant has responded thereto by submitting written proof of ownership of the property to the museum, or if there is a dispute between the museum and any claimant as to ownership of the property, upon the request of the commissioner, the attorney general may make an application to the supreme court pursuant to article thirty of the civil practice law and rules for a declaratory judgment to determine the museum's rights in the property.
If immediate conservation measures are necessary to protect the property or to protect the health or safety of the public or museum staff, the conditions set forth in subparagraphs (i) and (ii) of this paragraph shall not apply.
N.Y. Educ. Law § 233-A