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New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 30 - Revenues Or Benefits From Other Sources Not To Affect Compensation.

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    *  § 30.  Revenues  or  benefits  from  other  sources  not to affect
  compensation. No benefits, savings or insurance of the injured employee,
  independent of the provisions of this chapter, shall  be  considered  in
  determining  the compensation or benefits to be paid under this chapter,
  except that (1) in case of the death of an  employee  of  the  state,  a
  municipal  corporation  or any other political subdivision of the state,
  any benefit payable under  a  pension  system  or  any  other  statutory
  benefit  which  is  not sustained or provided for in whole or in part by
  the contribution of the employee, may be applied toward the  payment  of
  the  death  benefit provided by this chapter; (2) in case of an award of
  compensation to a paid fireman of a fire company or fire department of a
  city of less than one million  population,  or  town,  village  or  fire
  district  any  salary  or  wages  paid  to,  or  the cost of any medical
  treatment and hospital care provided for, such paid  fireman  under  and
  pursuant to the provisions of section two hundred seven-a of the general
  municipal  law  shall  be  credited against any award of compensation to
  such paid fireman under  this  chapter  where  the  injury  occurred  or
  disablement arose on or after May first, nineteen hundred fifty-one; and
  (3) in case of an award of compensation to a member of a police force of
  any  county,  city of less than one million population, town or village,
  or of any district, agency,  board,  body  or  commission  thereof,  any
  salary  or  wages  paid  to,  or  the  cost  of any medical treatment or
  hospital care provided for,  such  member  under  and  pursuant  to  the
  provisions  of  section two hundred seven-c of the general municipal law
  shall be credited against any award of compensation to such member under
  this chapter where the injury occurred or the disablement  arose  on  or
  after May first, nineteen hundred sixty-three.
    *  NB  Effective  until  the first day of the calendar month following
  receipt by the comptroller of the election by The Long Island Rail  Road
  Company
    *  §  30.  Revenues  or  benefits  from  other  sources  not to affect
  compensation. No benefits, savings or insurance of the injured employee,
  independent of the provisions of this chapter, shall  be  considered  in
  determining  the compensation or benefits to be paid under this chapter,
  except that (1) in case of the death of an  employee  of  the  state,  a
  municipal  corporation,  any  other  political subdivision of the state,
  including for this purpose  The  Long  Island  Rail  Road  Company,  any
  benefit  payable  under  a pension system or any other statutory benefit
  which is not sustained or provided for  in  whole  or  in  part  by  the
  contribution  of  the employee, may be applied toward the payment of the
  death benefit provided by this chapter; (2)  in  case  of  an  award  of
  compensation to a paid fireman of a fire company or fire department of a
  city  of  less  than  one  million  population, or town, village or fire
  district any salary or wages  paid  to,  or  the  cost  of  any  medical
  treatment  and  hospital  care provided for, such paid fireman under and
  pursuant to the provisions of section two hundred seven-a of the general
  municipal law shall be credited against any  award  of  compensation  to
  such  paid  fireman  under  this  chapter  where  the injury occurred or
  disablement arose on or after May first, nineteen hundred fifty-one; and
  (3) in case of an award of compensation to a member of a police force of
  any county, city of less than one million population, town  or  village,
  any  district, agency, board, body or commission thereof, or of The Long
  Island Rail Road Company, any salary or wages paid to, or  the  cost  of
  any  medical  treatment or hospital care provided for, such member under
  and pursuant to the provisions of section two  hundred  seven-c  of  the
  general   municipal   law   shall  be  credited  against  any  award  of
  compensation to such member under this chapter where the injury occurred
  or the disablement  arose  on  or  after  May  first,  nineteen  hundred
  sixty-three,  or in the case of The Long Island Rail Road Company, on or
  after the date this section is effective with respect to members of  its
  police force.
    *  NB  Effective the first day of the calendar month following receipt
  by the comptroller of the election by The Long Island Rail Road Company

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