· 2/15/1881
Finch v. Hull
Citations
- 31 N.Y. Sup. Ct. 226
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- holding that public employee who had been dismissed for cause was entitled to \retirement\ benefits
- holding that employee who had \complied with all conditions necessary\ to receive benefits \cannot be affected adversely by subsequent legislation which changes the terms of the retirement contract\
- holding that public employee who had been dismissed for cause was entitled to \retirement\ benefits
- holding that public. employee who had been dismissed for cause was entitled to \retirement\ benefits
- holding that employee who had \complied with all conditions necessary\ to receive benefits \cannot be affected adversely by subsequent legislation which changes the terms of the retirement contract\
- holding that employee who had “complied with all conditions necessary” to receive benefits “cannot be affected adversely by subsequent legislation which changes the terms of the retirement contract”
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Judges: Barnard, Dykman, Gilbert
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