The administrator of the estate of a deceased member of the New York State Employees' Retirement System sought to prevent the Comptroller's payment of death benefits to the decedent's duly designated beneficiary by claiming that the named beneficiary, decedent's surviving spouse, had renounced her right to these death benefits. It is clear that the Retirement and Social Security Law (§ 60, subd c; § 51, subd d) mandates that the Comptroller pay death benefits only...
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