South Carolina § 53-5-70 Banks and cash depositories may do business on any day except Sunday.

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§ 53-5-70 — Banks and cash depositories may do business on any day except Sunday.

South Carolina § 53-5-70

Title 53SUNDAYS, HOLIDAYS, AND OTHER SPECIAL DAYS

Ch. 5LEGAL HOLIDAYS

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S.C. Code Ann. § 53-5-70 (2026).

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Any business transacted by any bank or cash depository on any day of the year other than Sunday shall be legal.

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Legislative History

HISTORY: 1962 Code SECTION 64-156; 1952 Code SECTION 64-156; 1946 (44) 1456.

Nearby Sections

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§ 53-5-10

Legal holidays enumerated; holiday schedules of public colleges and universities.

§ 53-5-100

Days closed under Section 53-5-90 constitute legal holidays.

§ 53-5-30

Certain Mondays and Fridays declared holidays; effect on presentment of bills, notes, and checks.

§ 53-5-55

Holidays for banks and savings and loan institutions.

§ 53-5-60

All first Mondays in month must be business days for certain purposes.

§ 53-5-70

Banks and cash depositories may do business on any day except Sunday.

§ 53-5-80

Commercial paper or other security maturing on Sunday or legal holiday, time collected.

§ 53-5-90

Banks, building and loan associations and other financial institutions may close one additional day a week.

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