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... any child or helpless person, who shall, without lawful excuse, refuse or neglect to provide, as defined in Section 20-7-490, the proper care and attention for such child or helpless person, so that the life, health or comfort of such child or ...

... Affairs; to amend Section 37-2-409, so as to delete the reference to agricultural credit; to amend Section 37-2-413, so as to further provide for attorneys' fees with regard to consumer credit sales and consumer leases; to amend Section ...

... representative or derivative suit, against the incumbent or former officers or directors of the corporation. (c) In a proceeding by the Attorney General, as provided in this Act to dissolve the corporation, or in a proceeding by the ...

... side of Calibogue Sound to the southermnost point of Hilton Head Island (Braddock Point) extending from said point to three mile limit in the Atlantic Ocean - north from Jasper County line three mile limit to southernmost point of Bloody Point ...

S*0278(Rat #0518, Act #0441 of 1984) General Bill, By J.M. Waddell A Bill to regulate the South Carolina athletic trainers and to provide penalties for violation.-amended title 03/02/83 Senate ...

... or against whom a proceeding for the enforcement of a duty of support or registration of a support order is commenced. (h) 'Prosecuting attorney' means the circuit solicitor, county ...

... seizure or within a reasonable period of time where special need can be demonstrated, submit a report to its governing body with a copy to the Attorney General's office, and provide for the contents of the report; to amend Section ...

... Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, relating to prize fighting and boxing, so as to provide that the Chapter shall relate to state and county athletic commissions, to include wrestling in the sports regulated, to require a licensed ...

... (15) 'tenant' means a person entitled under a rental agreement to occupy a dwelling unit to the exclusion of others; (16) 'wilful' means an attempt to intentionally avoid obligations under the rental agreement or the provisions of this ...

... the Chief Justice, any associate justice of the Supreme Court, or any circuit judge shall grant an order on the application of any solicitor or attorney at law showing this omission by affidavit, which may be on information and belief, ...

...                                   3743 Part 5: Powers of Attorney                         ...

... change made in Part 2 of Article 9, is a redrafting of Sections 36-9-203 and 36-9-204 of the 1966 UCC so that all the elements of enforcement and attachment are in new Section 36-9-203. This avoids the possibility of having a security ...

... insurer is equivalent to and constitutes an irrevocable appointment by the insurer of the Secretary of State to be the true and lawful attorney of the insurer upon whom may be served all lawful process in any action, suit, or proceeding in ...

... of foreign corporations operating in South Carolina: Reporter: Professor James R. Burkhard, Columbia; Senator: Ryan C. Shealy, Lexington; Attorneys: Robert C. Wilson, Jr., Greenville; William W. Kehl, Greenville; J. Drayton Hastie, Jr., ...

... 3019) A Bill to amend Sections 52-7-20 and 52-7-310, as amended, Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, relating to the State and County Athletic Commissions, so as to permit the Chairman of the State ...

... shall meet in Columbia or at another suitable place in this State designated by the chief administrative judge of the judicial circuit in which the Attorney General seeks to impanel the state grand jury for a term hereinafter ...

... organization for the development of waterfowl propagation projects within Canada. The projects must specifically provide waterfowl for the Atlantic Flyway and must demonstrate evidence that the projects are acceptable to the appropriate ...

... 62-3-1202A so as to permit certain estates under ten thousand dollars not to be administered; to amend Section 62-2-503, as amended, relating to attestation and self-proving of a will, so as to further provide for this ...

... procedures' means any medical procedures or intervention which would serve only to prolong the dying process and where, in the judgment of the attending physician, death will occur whether or not the procedures are utilized. Life-sustaining ...

... relating to education, by adding Chapter 102 so as to provide for the regulation of agent contracts and other activities and relations between athlete agents and student athletes, to ...

... 62-7-701 through 62-7-709 so as to provide for a Uniform Trustees Powers Act; to add Section 62-5-501, relating to the appointment of a power of attorney not affected by physical disability or mental incompetence, so as to revise the ...

... is the weight of that substance in pure form or any compound or mixture of it; to add Section 44-53-475 so as to make it unlawful to conduct or attempt to conduct a financial transaction or transport, transmit, or transfer or ...

... the person and the appointment of a guardian; Section 62-5-309, relating to notices in a guardianship proceeding, so as to require notice to an attorney in fact under a durable power of ...

... of this chapter. (7) 'Trust' means the South Carolina Education Trust. (8) 'Tuition' means the quarter or semester charges imposed to attend a state institution of higher education and all mandatory fees required as a condition of ...

S 0016 General Bill, By Passailaigue A Bill to adopt the South Carolina Collegiate Athletic Association Procedures Act. 09/10/90 Senate Prefiled 09/10/90 Senate Referred to Committee on General ...

... failure to enroll a child in school, so as to delete the application of the Section to a parent or guardian who refuses to make his child or ward attend school; to amend Section 59-65-50, relating to reports of school nonattendance to a ...

... enforceable. (5) `Income' means the receipt or promise of any consideration, whether or not legally enforceable, including attorney's fees attributable to ...

... and its probable duration. (14) `Reasonably available' means that a person to be contacted may be contacted with diligent efforts by the attending physician or another person acting on behalf of the ...

... pursuant to this section is not affected by the subsequent appointment of a guardian or by the declarant's execution of a durable power of attorney before or after execution of the declaration. If the agent is not reasonably available, or is ...

... Passailaigue A Bill to amend the Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, by adding Section 62-5-504 so as to provide for health care powers of attorney, to define terms, to explain the relationship between a health care power of ...

... any common law crimes involving the election laws where not superseded, or any crime arising out of or in connection with the election laws, or any attempt, aiding, abetting, solicitation, or conspiracy to commit a crime involving the election ...

... regard to that person's status. This excludes contributions accepted pursuant to Chapter 13 of Title 8. (6) `Lobbying' means influencing or attempting to influence legislative, executive, or local government action through oral or ...

... or grandchild. (5) `Income' means the receipt or promise of any consideration, whether or not legally enforceable, including attorney's fees attributable to ...

... by an entity. (28) `Voting interest' means the voting rights distributed to the association members. Section 27-30-40. A power of attorney affecting any aspect of the operation of a condominium is subject to and must be in ...

... A Bill to amend Title 59, Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, relating to education, by adding Chapter 68 so as to authorize a pupil to attend a public school in an attendance zone or ...

... with the issuer. If defects or defenses in such securities exist, the issuer will necessarily have the opportunity to bring them to the attention of the purchaser in the initial transaction statement sent to him. 2. The fact that a ...

... shall continue to administer and collect the taxes relating to regulated beverages. Section 61-1-60. The commission may appoint an attorney, upon the approval of the Attorney ...

... R.C. Shealy and Wilson A Bill to amend Section 52-7-10, 52-7-15, and 52-7-20, Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, relating to the State Athletic Commission, so as to delete the requirement that the Chief ...

... or (d) with exchange or less exchange, whether at a fixed rate or at the current rate; or (e) with costs of collection or an attorney's fee or both upon default. (2) Nothing in this section shall validate any term which ...

... By A.S. Macaulay, Giese and Peeler A Bill to amend Section 44-75-20, Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, relating to definitions in the Athletic Trainers' Act of South Carolina, so as to revise the definition of " ...

... speaking or otherwise, transgresses the Rules of the House, the Speaker shall call him to order, or any member may call such transgressions to the attention of the Speaker who shall call the transgressor to order. If repeated cries of order ...

... paragraph of Section 44-96-50(C) by inserting after /authority./ on page 3096-22, line 27, /Members shall promulgate regulations concerning meeting attendance./ When amended the paragraph reads: /The members of the council serve at ...

... J.B. Wilder A Bill to amend the Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, by adding Section 62-5-504 so as to provide for health care powers of attorney, to define terms used in the Section, to explain the relationship between a health care ...

... the jurisdiction of the state grand jury. Section 14-7-1615. For purposes of this article,: (A) the phrase `Attorney General or his designee' also includes: (1) the ...

... with minors and assault with intent to commit criminal sexual conduct; to amend the 1976 Code by adding Section 16-1-80 so as to classify an attempt; to amend the 1976 Code by adding Sections 16-1-90 and 16-1-100 so as to provide a list of ...

... regard to that person's status. This excludes contributions accepted pursuant to Chapter 13 of Title 8. (6) `Lobbying' means influencing or attempting to influence legislative, executive, or local government action through oral or ...

... failure to enroll a child in school, so as to delete the application of the Section to a parent or guardian who refuses to make his child or ward attend school; to amend Section 59-65-50, relating to reports of school nonattendance to a ...

... more. (b) This definition does not prohibit a public official or public employee from participating in, voting on, or influencing or attempting to influence an official decision if the only economic interest or reasonably ...

... by an entity. (28) `Voting interest' means the voting rights distributed to the association members. Section 27-30-40. A power of attorney affecting any aspect of the operation of a condominium is subject to and must be in ...

... shall continue to administer and collect the taxes relating to regulated beverages. Section 61-1-60. The commission may appoint an attorney, upon the approval of the Attorney ...