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Title 9 Part 173
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9 NYCRR 173.1 - Claims for damage to personal property
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For purposes of paying claims for personal property damage in accordance with Executive Law, section 508, Division for Youth foster parents will be considered as employees.
9 NYCRR 173.2 - Civil actions against foster parents, indemnification
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For purposes of saving harmless and protecting foster parents from financial loss arising out of any civil actions or judgments brought against them for alleged acts resulting in personal injury during the discharge of their duties, foster parents will be considered as employees pursuant to Executive Law, section 501-a.