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South Carolina Code > Title 29 > Chapter 5 - Mechanics' Liens

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§ 29-5-10	Lien of person furnishing labor and materials for buildings or structures; offers of settlement
§ 29-5-15	Filing requirements; penalty for frivolous lien
§ 29-5-20	Lien of laborer, mechanic, subcontractor or materialman; limits on aggregate amount of liens filed by sub-subcontractor or supplier; limits on total aggregate amount of liens
§ 29-5-21	Services of surveyor and real estate licensee as improving real estate; real estate licensee's liens
§ 29-5-22	Reasonable rental value of tools, appliances, machinery, and equipment
§ 29-5-23	Notice of Project Commencement; location notice; failure to file notice
§ 29-5-25	Private security guard services at site of real estate improvement
§ 29-5-26	Landscape services
§ 29-5-27	Laborer and person defined
§ 29-5-30	Lien against debtor with life estate or whose estate is less than fee simple
§ 29-5-40	Notice to owner before lien attaches when laborer was employed by someone other than owner
§ 29-5-50	Lienor's preference over contractor
§ 29-5-60	Proration of payments among lienors
§ 29-5-70	Force of lien against existing recorded mortgage
§ 29-5-80	Notice of nonresponsibility by owner of building or structure
§ 29-5-90	Dissolution of lien for failure to serve and file statement; contents of statement
§ 29-5-100	Proceedings not invalidated by inaccuracy of statement of account
§ 29-5-110	Release of lien upon filing written undertaking and security
§ 29-5-120	Time for bringing suit to enforce lien; dissolution and release of lien
§ 29-5-130	Enforcement of certain liens before magistrate's court
§ 29-5-140	Enforcement of lien by petition to court of common pleas
§ 29-5-150	Service of petition
§ 29-5-160	Contents of petition
§ 29-5-170	Petition filed by multiple lienors
§ 29-5-180	Amendments of pleadings
§ 29-5-190	Notice to owner and other creditors
§ 29-5-200	Notice by publication or other than personal service
§ 29-5-210	Further notice of suit
§ 29-5-220	Hearing on claims of lienors
§ 29-5-230	Questions for jury
§ 29-5-240	Determination of claims due but not yet payable
§ 29-5-250	Recovery for part performance
§ 29-5-260	Sale of premises if lien established
§ 29-5-270	Sale of part of property
§ 29-5-280	Notice of sale
§ 29-5-290	Distribution of proceeds of sale
§ 29-5-300	Distribution of proceeds by court
§ 29-5-310	Distribution of surplus
§ 29-5-320	Prior attaching creditor is preferred
§ 29-5-330	Distribution of proceeds where there is attaching creditor
§ 29-5-340	Subsequent attachments
§ 29-5-350	Attachments intervening between two liens
§ 29-5-360	Rights of creditors among themselves
§ 29-5-370	Persons against whom lien may be enforced when debtor dies or conveys his interest
§ 29-5-380	Executor or administrator may enforce creditor's lien
§ 29-5-390	Suits begun by one creditor may be prosecuted by another
§ 29-5-400	Allowance of claim and costs of petitioning creditor
§ 29-5-410	Costs
§ 29-5-420	Civil action not barred
§ 29-5-430	Recording discharge or release of lien
§ 29-5-440	Suit on payment bond

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