Home Medical Systems, Inc. v. South Carolina Department of Revenue

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• holding that if the ALC does not rule on an issue in its final order, a party must file a Rule 59(e), SCRCP, motion requesting a ruling to preserve the issue for this court's review
• emphasizing that issue preservation is required in administrative appeals and holding “Rule 59(e), SCRCP, motions are permitted in ALC proceedings”
• holding rule 59(e), SCRCP, motions to reconsider are permitted in ALC proceedings and often required for issue preservation purposes
• finding issue preservation rules and Rule 59, SCRCP, were applicable to proceedings before the ALC
• observing issue preservation is required in administrative appeals and a circuit court sitting in an appellate capacity may not consider issues not raised to and ruled upon by the ALC; the Court held that “Rule 59(e
• observing issue preservation is required in administrative appeals and a circuit court sitting in an appellate capacity may not consider issues not raised to and ruled upon by the ALC; the Court held that “Rule 59(e), SCRCP, motions are permitted in ALC proceedings”

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