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South Carolina Code > Title 54 > Chapter 15 - Pilots And Pilotage
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Title 54
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§ 54-15-10
South Carolina Commissioners of Pilotage for the Upper Coastal Area; South Carolina Commissioners of Pilotage for the Lower Coastal Area; jurisdiction; regulations
§ 54-15-20
South Carolina Commissioners of Pilotage for the Upper Coastal Area; appointment of members; terms; vacancies
§ 54-15-30
South Carolina Commissioners of Pilotage for the Upper Coastal Region; election of officers
§ 54-15-40
South Carolina Commissioners for the Lower Coastal Area; members; terms; vacancies
§ 54-15-50
Board of examination for Upper Coastal Area; duties
§ 54-15-60
Board of examiners for Lower Coastal Area; examination and licensing of applicants
§ 54-15-70
Omitted by 2006 Act No. 237, Section 1, eff March 17, 2006
§ 54-15-80
Examination fee
§ 54-15-90
Apprentices for Upper Coastal Area
§ 54-15-100
Apprentices for Lower Coastal Area
§ 54-15-110
Licenses or branches and oath of pilots and apprentices
§ 54-15-120
Prerequisites to licensing in Lower Coastal Area
§ 54-15-130
Number of pilots
§ 54-15-140
Promulgation of regulations
§ 54-15-150
Registers of pilots
§ 54-15-160
Pilot ground for Charleston
§ 54-15-170
Pilot boats at Charleston shall be approved by commissioners
§ 54-15-180
Repealed by 1991 Act No. 56, Section 5
§ 54-15-190
Boats used for pilotage; identification
§ 54-15-200
Repealed by 1991 Act No. 56, Section 6
§ 54-15-210
Pilots shall not discontinue duties without permission
§ 54-15-220
Pilot shall offer services to nearest vessel; exceptions
§ 54-15-230
Pilot shall remain on vessel if required
§ 54-15-240
Payment of pilots detained beyond time appointed
§ 54-15-250
Penalty for carrying off pilots
§ 54-15-260
Duty of pilots during war or under special orders
§ 54-15-270
Pilot requirements for vessels entering ports
§ 54-15-280
Unauthorized pilotage
§ 54-15-290
Rates and fees; publication thereof
§ 54-15-300
Investigation of marine disasters; subpoena of witnesses
§ 54-15-310
Designation of hearing officer or hearing panel; disciplinary proceedings
§ 54-15-320
Discipline of licensees
§ 54-15-330
Appeal of administrative decision
§ 54-15-340
Collection of costs and fines
§ 54-15-350
Limit on liability for damages caused by pilots
§ 54-15-360
Owners and operators also liable
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