South Carolina § 6-11-1250 - Regulations may be enforced by courts.
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§ 6-11-1250. Regulations may be enforced by courts.
Paragraph (3) of SECTION 6-11-1230 authorizes any commission in the interest of the health of the district to adopt regulations requiring the use of its sewer system and regulations generally with respect to the discharge of sewage and the use of privies, septic tanks and any other type of sewage facilities. Any commission is expressly authorized to apply to any court of general jurisdiction for the enforcement of any such regulations within the district governed by it through the means of mandatory injunction or other remedial process; provided such regulation has been duly adopted in the fashion prescribed by paragraph (3) of SECTION 6-11-1230.
HISTORY: 1962 Code SECTION 59-499; 1965 (54) 718.
Source: official South Carolina text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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