2006 New York Code - Rights And Privileges Of Exempt Volunteer Firemen.
§ 201. Rights and privileges of exempt volunteer firemen. In case any
city, town or village in this state shall organize a paid fire
department and thereby deprive any volunteer fireman who has faithfully
actually performed service in the protection of life and property within
the territory protected by his company of the right to serve a full term
of five years such fireman shall be entitled to a full and honorable
discharge; and to all the rights and privileges granted by the laws of
this state to volunteer firemen, provided, however, that if such paid
department has been organized since the first day of January in the year
nineteen hundred and two, he shall have so served for a consecutive
period of at least one year immediately preceding the installation of
said paid fire department.
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