South Carolina § 27-35-150 Abandonment of premises.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 27-35-150 — Abandonment of premises.

South Carolina § 27-35-150

Title 27PROPERTY AND CONVEYANCES

Ch. 35CREATION, CONSTRUCTION, AND TERMINATION OF LEASEHOLD ESTATES

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S.C. Code Ann. § 27-35-150 (2026).

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When a tenant abandons premises theretofore occupied by him the landlord may enter and take possession thereof, making distraint as herein provided of any property found thereon, including the property exempt from distress by the provisions of SECTION 27-39-230 and the term of a tenant abandoning premises used and occupied by him as such shall be deemed ended by such abandonment. Absence from the property for fifteen days after default in the payment of rent shall be construed as abandonment.

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When a tenant abandons premises theretofore occupied by him the landlord may enter and take possession thereof, making distraint as herein provided of any property found thereon, including the property exempt from distress by the provisions of SECTION 27-39-230 and the term of a tenant abandoning premises used and occupied by him as such shall be deemed ended by such abandonment. Absence from the property for fifteen days after default in the payment of rent shall be construed as abandonment.