South Carolina § 58-15-2140 - Article shall not affect certain penalties.

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§ 58-15-2140. Article shall not affect certain penalties.

Unless waived as provided in Section 58-15-2120, the provisions of Sections 58-15-2110 to 58-15-2130 shall not affect or in anywise relieve any railroad company or operator of any penalties incurred under Sections 58-15-2110 to 58-15-2130 or former Sections 58-15-2110 to 58-15-2130. The provisions of Section 58-17-1360 are not intended to be nor are they repealed or affected by amendment of Sections 58-15-2110 to 58-15-2130.

HISTORY: 1962 Code SECTION 58-843.1; 1963 (53) 152.

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