In all condemnation actions, the date of valuation is the date of the filing of the Condemnation Notice. The risk of loss by reason of damage to or destruction of the property subject to condemnation must be borne by the condemnee until the date of possession by, or the date of vesting of title in, the condemnor, whichever is earlier.
HISTORY: 1987 Act No. 173, Section 1.
Structure South Carolina Code of Laws
Chapter 2 - The Eminent Domain Procedure Act
Section 28-2-20. Intent of General Assembly.
Section 28-2-40. Compromise or settlement permitted.
Section 28-2-50. Compliance with federal requirements permitted.
Section 28-2-60. Application of act.
Section 28-2-80. Service of process.
Section 28-2-90. When condemnor may take possession of property.
Section 28-2-100. Acquisition of uneconomic remnant or remaining property.
Section 28-2-120. Eminent Domain Procedure Act to prevail over Rules of Civil Procedure.
Section 28-2-210. Right to institute action; exclusive procedures.
Section 28-2-280. Form and content of condemnation notice.
Section 28-2-290. Form and content of notice of report of appraisal panel.
Section 28-2-320. Proceedings on appeal.
Section 28-2-330. Rules of evidence.
Section 28-2-360. Benefits of public works project to landowner to be considered.
Section 28-2-410. Interest on and investment of monies deposited with clerk of court.
Section 28-2-430. Appointment of guardian ad litem.
Section 28-2-440. Date of valuation; risk of loss.
Section 28-2-450. Extent of municipality's right of condemnation.
Section 28-2-460. Parties to whom just compensation must be made and paid.
Section 28-2-470. Proceedings to challenge condemnor's right to condemn.
Section 28-2-500. Amount deposited with or withdrawn from clerk of court not relevant evidence.
Section 28-2-510. Award of costs and litigation expenses; procedures; prevailing landowner defined.