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South Carolina Code 59-25-860. Costs; fees of clerks of boards

South Carolina Code > Title 59 > Chapter 25 > § 59-25-860 - Costs; fees of clerks of boards


Current as of: 2009

Costs shall be taxed in the proceedings authorized hereunder by the respective boards in accordance with the procedure and limitations applicable to taxing costs in a civil action at law in the court of common pleas. The clerk of each board shall be allowed the same fees as clerks of court of the county in which the proceedings arose, and any other fees or costs allowed by law in the court of common pleas in actions at law, and which are taxable as costs, shall apply in the proceedings before the boards and be taxable as costs. The costs so taxed of both parties shall be paid by the State Board of Education.
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South Carolina Code > Title 59 > Chapter 25 - Teachers

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U.S. Code > Title 20 > Chapter 25 - Pay And Personnel Program For Overseas Teachers
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