When tenants pur autre vie hold over the tenements to them demised after the determination of such leases, any person having any rent in arrears or due upon any such lease may distrain for such arrears after the determination of the lease, in the same manner as he might have done if such lease had not been ended or determined; provided, that such distress be made within the space of six calendar months after the determination of such lease during the continuance of such landlord's title or interest and during the possession of the tenant from whom such arrears became due.
HISTORY: 1962 Code Section 41-157; 1952 Code Section 41-157; 1942 Code Section 8821; 1932 Code Section 8821; Civ. C. '22 Section 5287; Civ. C. '12 Section 3517; Civ. C. '02 Section 2431; G. S. 1828; R. S. 1947; 1898 (22) 784; 1946 (44) 2584.
Structure South Carolina Code of Laws
Title 27 - Property and Conveyances
Section 27-39-10. Collection of agricultural rents and advances; liens therefor not affected.
Section 27-39-20. Validity of payment of rent for period longer than twelve months.
Section 27-39-30. Effect of payment of rent to grantor or conusor.
Section 27-39-40. Action for debt may be brought for rent on lease or demise for life.
Section 27-39-210. Commencement of proceedings for collection of rent by distress.
Section 27-39-220. Predistress hearing.
Section 27-39-230. Property exempt from distress.
Section 27-39-240. Enforcement of distress warrant.
Section 27-39-250. Property of third party on premises.
Section 27-39-270. Property removed from premises.
Section 27-39-280. Distraint after expiration of lease of tenant for life of another.
Section 27-39-290. Reasonableness of distress.
Section 27-39-300. Damages for unreasonable and excessive distress.
Section 27-39-310. Giving bond to free property from distraint.
Section 27-39-320. Sale of distrained property.
Section 27-39-330. Tax liens on property sold under distress.
Section 27-39-340. Persons who may be purchasers at sale.