West Virginia HB5059 allows cultural heritage institutions to claim title to certain property after providing notices.
West Virginia HB5059 establishes procedures for cultural heritage institutions to claim title to property in their possession. The bill allows institutions to assert title to property on permanent loan, undocumented property held for three years, and unsolicited donations not claimed within 60 days. It also permits institutions to apply conservation measures to loaned property without lender permission if necessary for protection or safety.
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