South Carolina Code of Regulations › Chapter 9 - INSTITUTE OF ARCHEOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY › Subchapter 9-100 - ADJUDICATION RULES › I - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 9-100.50 - Service of Documents

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 6, June 28, 2024
A.
				Service by SCIAA. SCIAA or the Adjudicator shall serve one copy of all orders,
				notices, decisions, rulings on motions, and similar documents issued by SCIAA
				or the Adjudicator upon each party and limited participant in accordance with
				section C., below. Every document served by SCIAA or the Adjudicator shall be
				accompanied by a certificate of service that provides the information in the
				form described in section B., below.
B. Service by Others. Unless otherwise
				ordered by SCIAA or the Adjudicator, one copy of all documents filed with SCIAA
				or the Adjudicator shall be served upon each party and limited participant by
				the persons filing them. Every document filed with SCIAA or the Adjudicator and
				required to be served upon all parties and limited participants shall be
				accompanied by a certificate of service signed by (or on behalf of) the party
				making the service, stating that such service has been made. Certificates of
				service should be in substantially the following form:
"I hereby certify that I have this day served the foregoing
				  document(s) upon the following parties and limited participants (or designated
				  representatives) in this proceeding at the address indicated by [specify the
				  method]:
(x) [name/address]"
Dated at
				  ______________________________________________this_______day of 19__
(Signature)________________________________________________________________
For______________________________________________________________________
Capacity__________________________________________________________________
C. How Service May Be Made.
				Service may be made first-class mail or by other more expeditious methods of
				service such as personal or overnight delivery, FAX, or electronic means;
				however, SCIAA or the Adjudicator may place appropriate limitations on service
				by FAX or electronic means.
D. Who
				Shall Be Served. Unless otherwise ordered by SCIAA or the Adjudicator, all
				documents shall be filed pursuant to R.
				9-100.51
				(Filing of Documents) and served upon counsel and representatives of record, or
				if not represented, the parties and limited participants themselves. Service
				upon such counsel or representative shall constitute service upon the party or
				limited participant.
E. Where
				Service Is to Be Made. Service shall be made at the address of the party's or
				limited participant's counsel or representative, or, if not represented, at the
				address of the residence or principal place of business of the party or limited
				participant.
F. When Service Is
				Complete. If service is made by personal or overnight delivery, delivery is
				complete when the document is handed to the person to be served or delivered to
				the person's office during business hours or, if the person to be served has no
				office, is delivered to the person's residence and deposited in a conspicuous
				location. If service is by first-class mail, FAX, or other electronic means,
				service is complete upon deposit in the mail or upon electronic
				transmission.