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The document is an authorization form from the State of South Carolina allowing a non-lawyer representative to act on behalf of a business in a civil case within the magistrate's court. It includes sections for identifying the plaintiff, defendant, and details about the representative, along with a statement acknowledging the business's legal obligations regarding the representative's actions.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by filling in the 'COUNTY OF' section with the appropriate county name where the case is being filed.
In the 'Plaintiff(s)' and 'Defendant(s)' sections, enter the names of all parties involved in the civil action.
Locate the 'CIVIL CASE NUMBER' field and input the assigned case number for your reference.
In the authorization section, specify your title (e.g., owner, manager) and the name of your business that you are representing.
Fill in the name of the non-lawyer representative you are authorizing to act on behalf of your business.
Ensure to sign and date at the bottom, confirming your authorization. Include a notary's signature if required.

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What is the maximum payout in a small claims court?

You can claim up to 10,000 if youre owed money for work youve done, for example if youre self-employed.

What is the maximum amount for Small Claims Court in South Carolina?

Generally, when the amount or value of property in dispute is less than $7,500, the matter is filed and heard in Small Claims Court. If the amount in dispute is more than $7,500, the matter is filed and heard in the Court of Common Pleas. For Small claims contact the Magistrates Court at 803-283-3983.

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Small claims basics Generally, you can only sue for up to $12,500 in small claims court (or up to $6,250 if youre a business). You can ask a lawyer for advice before you go to court, but you cant have one with you in court.

How much can you claim in small claims court in SA?

What is the Small Claims Court (SCC)? It is a court that allows a person (plaintiff) to institute a claim of R20 000 or less. No legal representation by an attorney or advocate is allowed in the SCC. If a plaintiffs claim exceeds R20 000, part of the claim may be abandoned.

What is the small claims limit in SC?

JURISDICTION: Magistrates Court has a jurisdictional limit of $7,500.00 or less. If you wish to claim more than that amount, you should contact an attorney. FILING: The filing fee is $80.00, which includes a $10.00 service fee.