South Carolina Code of Laws
Chapter 57 - Trade Practices
Section 38-57-260. Levy of execution; sheriff's fees.

If the fine remains unpaid after filing the order, the director or his designee shall levy on the real or personal property or any interest he may have therein, by issuing execution to the sheriff of the county of residence of the person fined. The sheriff shall proceed upon the execution with like effect and in the same manner prescribed by law with respect to executions issued against property upon judgments of a court of record. The sheriff is entitled to a fee equivalent to five percent of the total amount of the warrant for service in executing the order and the clerk of court is entitled to the same fees for recording the order as one prescribed by law in respect to executions issued against property upon judgments of a court of record. These fees are to be added to and collected with the total amount of the order.
HISTORY: Former 1976 Code Section 38-55-350 [1962 Code Section 37-1235; 1964 (53) 2293] recodified as Section 38-57-260 by 1987 Act No. 155, Section 1; 1993 Act No. 181, Section 717.

Structure South Carolina Code of Laws

South Carolina Code of Laws

Title 38 - Insurance

Chapter 57 - Trade Practices

Section 38-57-10. Declaration of purpose.

Section 38-57-20. "Person" defined.

Section 38-57-30. Unfair methods and deceptive acts prohibited.

Section 38-57-40. Misrepresentation or false advertising of policies prohibited.

Section 38-57-45. Use of state seal prohibited in advertising or promotion unless expressly approved; state endorsement disclaimer required on solicitation to state employees.

Section 38-57-50. False information or advertising as to insurance business prohibited.

Section 38-57-60. Fraudulently inducing insured to change, alter, or retain insurance prohibited.

Section 38-57-70. Misrepresentations in adjustment of claims prohibited.

Section 38-57-75. Vehicle glass repair procedures.

Section 38-57-80. False financial statements prohibited.

Section 38-57-90. Defamation prohibited.

Section 38-57-100. Boycotts, intimidation, and coercion prohibited.

Section 38-57-110. Coercion of business by sellers or lenders prohibited.

Section 38-57-120. Unfair discrimination in life insurance, annuities, and disability insurance prohibited.

Section 38-57-130. Misrepresentations, special inducements, and rebates prohibited on all insurance contracts.

Section 38-57-140. Discrimination and rebating permitted in life insurance, annuities, and disability insurance.

Section 38-57-150. Inducements prohibited; exception.

Section 38-57-160. Advertising gifts permitted.

Section 38-57-170. Free insurance or advertisement prohibited; exceptions.

Section 38-57-180. Insurance cost must be specified in sales and loans.

Section 38-57-200. Findings and order.

Section 38-57-210. Intervenor at hearing; judicial review at instance of intervenor.

Section 38-57-220. Immunity from prosecution.

Section 38-57-230. Violation of cease and desist order.

Section 38-57-240. Notice of levy and proceedings for collection.

Section 38-57-250. Filing order with clerk of court.

Section 38-57-260. Levy of execution; sheriff's fees.

Section 38-57-270. Remedies when fine not satisfied in full.

Section 38-57-280. Payment of fine under protest.

Section 38-57-290. Action for recovery of fine paid under protest.

Section 38-57-300. Attorney General to defend actions against director for recovery of fines; how judgment against director to be paid.

Section 38-57-310. Limit of recovery against director or designee.

Section 38-57-320. Revocation or suspension of license or certificate of authority to effect collection of fine.