The county supervisors shall publish in some newspaper published in their respective counties, at least in one issue thereof and within fifteen days after each meeting of the governing body of the county at which claims are audited, a full statement of the claims audited by such governing body at its meeting immediately preceding such publication. The statement shall show, as published, the file number of the claim, the amount claimed, the amount allowed, the nature of the claim or service rendered and the name of the claimant. Such publication shall be paid for at the rate now allowed by law for public printing, provided the same does not exceed sixty dollars per annum.
HISTORY: 1962 Code Section 14-425; 1952 Code Section 14-425; 1942 Code Section 3827; 1932 Code Section 3827; Civ. C. '22 Section 1067; Civ. C. '12 Section 951; 1907 (25) 634; 1910 (26) 631; 1916 (29) 808; 1920 (31) 866; 1921 (32) 48; 1933 (38) 92.
Structure South Carolina Code of Laws
Chapter 13 - Claims Against Counties
Section 4-13-10. Claims shall be itemized and verified.
Section 4-13-20. Claims filed by court clerk, sheriff, or magistrate require additional oath.
Section 4-13-30. Claims of certain county officers and physicians for post mortems.
Section 4-13-40. "File Book" of claims.
Section 4-13-50. Memorandum of time of presentment and name of claimant must appear in minutes.
Section 4-13-60. Custody of claim; withdrawal from custody.
Section 4-13-70. Time when claims are barred.
Section 4-13-90. Fees shall not be paid by county in connection with proof of claims.
Section 4-13-100. Drawing of orders on county treasurer.
Section 4-13-110. Repealed by 1993 Act No. 100, Section 1, eff June 14, 1993.
Section 4-13-130. Publication of list of claims audited.
Section 4-13-140. Failure to publish list of claims audited.
Section 4-13-150. Designation of accounts allowed; copies; endorsements.