South Carolina § 46-13-140 Exemptions from licensing requirements.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 46-13-140 — Exemptions from licensing requirements.

South Carolina § 46-13-140

Title 46AGRICULTURE

Ch. 13PESTICIDE CONTROL ACT

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S.C. Code Ann. § 46-13-140 (2026).

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A.The provisions of Section 46-13-60 relating to licenses and requirements for their issuance shall not apply to a doctor of veterinary medicine applying pesticides to animals during the normal course of his veterinary practice; provided, that he is not regularly engaged in the business of applying pesticides for hire amounting to a principal or regular occupation or does not publicly hold himself out as a pesticide applicator.

B.The provisions of Section 46-13-60 relating to licenses and requirements for their issuance shall not apply to medical personnel (both private and governmental) applying pesticides to man during the normal course of medical practice.

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A. The provisions of Section 46-13-60 relating to licenses and requirements for their issuance shall not apply to a doctor of veterinary medicine applying pesticides to animals during the normal course of his veterinary practice; provided, that he is not regularly engaged in the business of applying pesticides for hire amounting to a principal or regular occupation or does not publicly hold himself out as a pesticide applicator. B. The provisions of Section 46-13-60 relating to licenses and requirements for their issuance shall not apply to medical personnel (both private and governmental) applying pesticides to man during the normal course of medical practice.