We find no tenable basis for appellants' attack upon the credibility of the testimony as to the hiring of the substitute and his performance of the heavy work, adduced from claimant, the substitute and the employer's managing agent. Neither do we perceive any merit in appellants' denial of any "decreased earnings or earning capacity" (Workmen's Compensation Law, § 15, subd. 6) on the ground that the employer continued to pay claimant's wages and to supply the apartment...
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