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2023 South Carolina Code of Laws
Title 15 - Civil Remedies and Procedures
Chapter 50 - Structured Settlement Protection Act
- Section 15-50-10. Short title.
- Section 15-50-20. Definitions.
- Section 15-50-25. Structured settlement purchase company prohibitions.
- Section 15-50-30. Transfer agreements; disclosure statements.
- Section 15-50-40. Direct or indirect transfer of payment rights; approval by final court order.
- Section 15-50-50. Rights and obligations of obligors; discharge of liability.
- Section 15-50-60. Application for approval of transfer; notice of hearing.
- Section 15-50-70. Scope of transfer agreement.
- Section 15-50-80. Attorney guardian ad litems to advise the court.
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Section 15-50-90. Structured settlement purchase companies to register with Secretary of State.
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Section 15-50-100. Registration valid for one year.
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Section 15-50-110. Registration applications; bond.
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Section 15-50-120. Notice of judgements required to be filed.
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Section 15-50-130. Exclusions for breaches or omissions.
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Section 15-50-140. Notice of modification or cancellation of bond.
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Section 15-50-150. Assignees not required to register.
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Section 15-50-160. Fines for failure to register before the deadline.
[Section effective January 1, 2024.] - Section 15-50-170. Transfer orders; applicability to federal law.
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