S.C. Code Regs. § § 103-852

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 11, November 22, 2024

Section 103-852 - Service of Orders

A. All Orders representing final disposition of a proceeding shall be filed with the Chief Clerk, who shall serve copies thereof upon all parties of record or their authorized representative. Such service shall be by electronic service, certified mail, registered mail, or by delivery to the parties or their attorneys, as may be appropriate.

B. All parties of record, including attorneys of record or legal representatives, who electronically file documents through the Docket Management System consent to service of orders through email or electronic service, and such service is effective upon the email or electronic service being sent. The notice of appearance filed by the party or the Petition to Intervene filed by an Intervenor shall include an email address to receive electronic service of orders and filings. All parties of record, including attorneys of record or legal representatives, must maintain with the Clerk's Office current contact information including email addresses and mailing address.

C. All parties of record, including attorneys of record or legal representatives, who electronically file documents through the Docket Management System are served a Commission Order immediately when the Clerk's Office electronically enters the Order on the Docket Management System.

D. If any party of record does not have the ability to receive email or electronic service, the party shall be served by traditional means of certified mail, registered mail, or by delivery to the parties or their attorneys, as may be appropriate. Where service is made by mail, service is complete upon mailing to the address provided by the party of record.

S.C. Code Regs. § 103-852

Amended by State Register Volume 31, Issue No. 4, eff April 27, 2007; State Register Volume 48, Issue No. 05, eff. 5/24/2024.