Pearl Schoonmaker was given emergency treatment and care by respondent for a duodenal ulcer on two separate occasions in 1960. Charges for this treatment and care amounted to $1,068.36 for which respondent has requested payment from appellant pursuant to section 187 of the Social Welfare Law. The Commissioner refused payment on the ground that the Schoonmakers were not medically indigent within the meaning of section 187. This case was before us previously (
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MATTER OF ST. CLARE'S HOSP. v. BRESLIN
19 A.D.2d 922 (1963)
In the Matter of St. Clare's Hospital, Respondent, v. Marsh Breslin, as Commissioner of Welfare of Albany County, Appellant
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November 8, 1963
November 8, 1963
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Third Department.
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