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§ 27-18-330 — Authority of administrator to enforce chapter.

South Carolina·Title 27 PROPERTY AND CONVEYANCES·Ch. 18 UNIFORM UNCLAIMED PROPERTY ACT
The administrator may bring an action in a court of competent jurisdiction to enforce this chapter.

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Legislative History

HISTORY: 1988 Act No. 658, Part II, SECTION 34A.

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§ 27-18-10
Short title.
§ 27-18-100
Business associations; refunds ordered by court or administrative agency.
§ 27-18-110
Dormancy period for stock or other equity interest in business association and certain debts; calculating whether stock or security interest is unclaimed.
§ 27-18-120
Intangible property distributable in course of dissolution of business association.
§ 27-18-130
Intangible property held in fiduciary capacity for benefit of another; funds in individual retirement account or retirement plan for self-employed individuals or similar plan or account.
§ 27-18-140
Unclaimed intangible property presumed abandoned; tax refund checks.
§ 27-18-150
Credit memo.
§ 27-18-160
Unpaid wages and unpresented payroll checks.
§ 27-18-170
Contents of safe deposit boxes or other safekeeping repositories.
§ 27-18-175
Application of chapter.
§ 27-18-180
Report of unclaimed property; notice to apparent owner.
§ 27-18-190
Administrator's notice of abandoned property; publication; contents; exceptions.
§ 27-18-20
Definitions.
§ 27-18-200
Payment or delivery of abandoned property to administrator; exceptions; holder of stocks or similar intangible ownership interests relieved of liability upon delivery.
§ 27-18-210
Liability of holder after payment or delivery to administrator; payments to owners of property turned over to administrator; recovery of property turned over to administrator; administrator to defend holder against claims for property paid or delivered to administrator; "good faith" defined; payment of costs of safe deposit box or other safekeeping repository.
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