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South Carolina Code of Laws 20-1-340

Record of license and certificate kept by probate judge or clerk of court.

The probate judge or clerk of court who issued any such license shall, upon the return of the two copies to him by the person who performs the wedding ceremony, record and index such certificate in a book kept for that purpose and send one copy to the Division of Vital Statistics of the Department of Health and Environmental Control within fifteen days after the marriage license is returned to his offices. The judge of probate shall issue a certified copy of any such license and certificate to any person and he may charge the sum of fifty cents for so doing unless otherwise prohibited by law.

1962 Code Section 20-28; 1952 Code Section 20-28; 1942 Code Section 8561; 1932 Code Section 8561; Civ. C, '22 Section 5526; Civ. C. '12 Section 3747; 1911 (27) 131; 1945 (44) 25; 1950 (46) 2307; 1970 (56) 2558.

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§ 20-1-10 Persons who may contract matrimony.
§ 20-1-220 Written application required twenty-four hours prior to issuance of license.
§ 20-1-580 Effect of establishment of official record of marriage and record.
§ 20-1-380 Disposition of fines.
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§ 20-1-20 Persons who may perform marriage ceremony.
§ 20-1-290 Wilful failure of license-issuing officer to comply with Sections 20-1-250, 20-1-260 and 20-1-270 as cause for removal.
§ 20-1-375 Marriage license fee.
§ 20-1-15 Prohibition of same sex marriage.
§ 20-1-40 Cohabitation prior to emancipation as marriage; children.
§ 20-1-50 Legitimacy of children of marriages contracted after absence of previous spouse.
§ 20-1-60 Marriage of parents legitimates illegitimate children.
§ 20-1-70 Name of children legitimized after marriage of parents.
§ 20-1-80 Bigamous marriage shall be void; exceptions.
§ 20-1-90 Legitimacy of children when either party to bigamous marriage marries in good faith.
§ 20-1-100 Minimum age for valid marriage.
§ 20-1-210 License required for marriage.
§ 20-1-230 Issuance of license; premarital preparation course.
§ 20-1-240 Information to be provided to applicants for marriage licenses.
§ 20-1-260 Proof of age required of minor applicant.
§ 20-1-270 Proof of age required of applicant over age eighteen and under age twenty-five.
§ 20-1-280 Penalty for furnishing false affidavit.
§ 20-1-310 Form of license and certificate.
§ 20-1-320 Division of vital statistics shall distribute license forms.
§ 20-1-330 Issue of licenses in triplicate; disposition.
§ 20-1-340 Record of license and certificate kept by probate judge or clerk of court.
§ 20-1-350 Filing of license and certificate and issuance of certified copies by Department of Health and Environmental Control.
§ 20-1-360 Effect of article on marriage without license.
§ 20-1-370 Disposition of license fee.
§ 20-1-510 Jurisdiction to determine validity of marriage.
§ 20-1-520 Affirmation of marriage if validity has been denied or doubted.
§ 20-1-530 Declaration of invalidity.
§ 20-1-550 Service on defendant in action to annul marriage.
§ 20-1-560 Service on persons in military or naval services overseas in action to annul marriage.
§ 20-1-570 Establishment of official record of marriages.
§ 20-1-250 Applicants under age of consent; consent of relative or guardian.
§ 20-1-30 Cohabitation prior to emancipation as marriage.