The trustees of the University of South Carolina may, in their discretion, make use of the provisions of the Eminent Domain Procedure Act (Chapter 2 of Title 28) to acquire land for which funds are provided by the General Assembly.
HISTORY: 1962 Code Section 22-107; 1952 Code Section 22-108; 1942 Code Section 5714; 1932 Code Section 5714; 1926 (34) 980; 1953 (48) 368, 504; 1987 Act No. 173, Section 53.
Structure South Carolina Code of Laws
Chapter 117 - University Of South Carolina
Section 59-117-10. Composition of board of trustees of the University of South Carolina.
Section 59-117-20. Terms of members of board.
Section 59-117-30. Vacancies; compensation.
Section 59-117-40. Board constituted body corporate and politic; powers.
Section 59-117-50. Meetings of board; quorum.
Section 59-117-60. Property and rights vested in University.
Section 59-117-65. Authority to enter ground lease agreements.
Section 59-117-70. Right of condemnation by board.
Section 59-117-80. Board authorized to lease or sell real property donated during fund campaign.
Section 59-117-85. Faculty participation in school's practice plan; handling of generated funds.
Section 59-117-90. Closing of streets bordered by University property.
Section 59-117-100. President shall not be atheist or infidel.
Section 59-117-110. Prior authorization for campus closing.
Section 59-117-210. Purpose; authorization.
Section 59-117-220. Definitions.
Section 59-117-230. Trustees authorization; acquisition of facilities; bond refunds.
Section 59-117-240. Issuance of bonds; limit.
Section 59-117-250. Funding of bonds; security, generally.
Section 59-117-260. Bonds not guaranteed by State; trustees not personally liable.
Section 59-117-270. Bond specifications; issuing resolutions.
Section 59-117-280. Tax exempt status.
Section 59-117-290. Who may invest in bonds.
Section 59-117-300. Execution of bonds and coupons; registration as to principal and interest.
Section 59-117-310. Sale; advertisement; discounts.
Section 59-117-320. Trustees' powers for purposes of securing principal and interest of bonds.