South Carolina § 37-2-103 - Index of definitions in chapter.
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§ 37-2-103. Index of definitions in chapter.
The following definitions apply to this title and appear in this chapter as follows:
"Amount financed" - Section 37-2-111
"Cash price" - Section 37-2-110
"Consumer credit sale" - Section 37-2-104
"Consumer lease" - Section 37-2-106
"Credit service charge" - Section 37-2-109
"Goods" - Section 37-2-105(1)
"Home solicitation sale" - Section 37-2-501
"Merchandise certificate" - Section 37-2-105(2)
"Precomputed" - Section 37-2-105(7)
"Revolving charge account" - Section 37-2-108
"Sale of goods" - Section 37-2-105(4)
"Sale of an interest in land" - Section 37-2-105(6)
"Sale of services" - Section 37-2-105(5)
"Seller" - Section 37-2-107
"Services" - Section 37-2-105(3)
HISTORY: 1962 Code SECTION 8-800.143; 1974 (58) 2879.
Source: official South Carolina text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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