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§ 8-21-1020 — Relief from payment of magistrate court costs.

South Carolina·Title 8 PUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES·Ch. 21 FEES AND COSTS GENERALLY
Any person may be relieved from payment of magistrate court costs herein provided, including costs of constables performing duties in magistrate court proceedings, upon the showing and finding by the magistrate as provided in Section 8-21-1040; provided, no party except as provided in Section 8-21-1050 shall be relieved of fees for filing and recording documents.

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Legislative History

HISTORY: 1979 Act No. 164 Part I SECTION 3.

Nearby Sections

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Only fees and costs prescribed are recoverable.
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Magistrates to receive salaries; accounting for fees and costs received.
§ 8-21-1010
Schedule of fees and costs to be collected by magistrates.
§ 8-21-1020
Relief from payment of magistrate court costs.
§ 8-21-1030
Compensation of constables.
§ 8-21-1040
Payment of mileage to constables.
§ 8-21-1050
Accounting for fees and costs received by constables.
§ 8-21-1060
Schedule of fees and costs to be collected by magistrate or his officers.
§ 8-21-1070
Constables' fees and mileage for performance of duties outside county.
§ 8-21-1080
Fees prescribed for magistrates and constables exclusive.
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Fees of Secretary of State.
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Fees of appraisers of homestead and commissioners in dower or partition.
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Repealed.
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Fees of notaries public.
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No fee for performing duty, responsibility, or function of agency unless authorized by statute and regulation; exceptions.
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