South Carolina § 38-77-860 Disclosure of reasons for director's decisions not required; liability.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 38-77-860 — Disclosure of reasons for director's decisions not required; liability.

South Carolina § 38-77-860

Title 38INSURANCE

Ch. 77AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE

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S.C. Code Ann. § 38-77-860 (2026).

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(A)The director is not required to disclose to any person, including the applicant or policyholder, its reasons for:

(1)refusing to assign an application;

(2)approving the rejection of an application by an insurance carrier;

(3)approving the cancellation of a policy of motor vehicle liability, physical damage, and medical payments insurance by an insurance carrier; or (4) refusing to approve the renewal or the reassignment of an expiring policy.

(B)The director or anyone acting for him is not held liable for any act or omission in connection with the administration of the duties imposed upon it by the provisions of this chapter, except upon proof of actual malfeasance.

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(A) The director is not required to disclose to any person, including the applicant or policyholder, its reasons for: (1) refusing to assign an application; (2) approving the rejection of an application by an insurance carrier; (3) approving the cancellation of a policy of motor vehicle liability, physical damage, and medical payments insurance by an insurance carrier; or (4) refusing to approve the renewal or the reassignment of an expiring policy. (B) The director or anyone acting for him is not held liable for any act or omission in connection with the administration of the duties imposed upon it by the provisions of this chapter, except upon proof of actual malfeasance.