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§ 14-2-30 — Jurisdictions of certain courts abolished.

South Carolina·Title 14 COURTS·Ch. 2 ABOLITION OF CERTAIN COURTS AND OFFICES
Any court inferior to the circuit court which has other jurisdiction in addition to its jurisdiction which is granted to the family courts as provided by Section 14-2-10 shall continue to have such other jurisdiction, including civil, criminal, or both, until July 1, 1979.

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Legislative History

HISTORY: 1976 Act No. 690 Art. VII SECTION 3.

Nearby Sections

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§ 14-2-10
Abolition of single county and multi-county family courts, juvenile courts, domestic relations courts, and juvenile and domestic relations courts.
§ 14-2-20
Service of judges of abolished courts as masters-in-equity, standing masters, or special referees.
§ 14-2-30
Jurisdictions of certain courts abolished.
§ 14-2-40
Jurisdiction, duties and functions of magistrates and municipal courts unaffected.
§ 14-2-50
Time when certain courts and offices abolished.
§ 14-2-60
Transition of abolished courts into unified judicial system.
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