Supreme Court of South Carolina· 4/3/2000
Leviner v. Sonoco Products Co.
Citations
- 530 S.E.2d 127
- 339 S.C. 492
- 2000 S.C. LEXIS 80
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- Under Rule 59(e), SCRCP, the trial judge has only ten days from entry of judgment to alter or amend an earlier order on his own initiative absent a reservation of jurisdiction in the form order.
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- Heins v. HeinsCourt of Appeals of South Carolina· 2001-01-08· cited 47×
- Compton v. South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole & Pardon ServicesSupreme Court of South Carolina· 2009-10-12· cited 26×
- Coker v. CummingsCourt of Appeals of South Carolina· 2008-12-18· cited 13×
- Pitman v. Republic Leasing Co., Inc.Court of Appeals of South Carolina· 2002-03-25· cited 10×
- Wise v. WiseCourt of Appeals of South Carolina· 2011-08-24· cited 8×
- Long v. Sealed Air Corp.Court of Appeals of South Carolina· 2011-01-26· cited 7×
- Overland, Inc. v. NanceSupreme Court of South Carolina· 2018-05-23· cited 7×
- Ashenfelder v. City of GeorgetownCourt of Appeals of South Carolina· 2010-08-11· cited 6×
- Pikaart v. a & a Taxi, Inc.Supreme Court of South Carolina· 2011-07-11· cited 6×
- Matthews v. Richland County School District OneCourt of Appeals of South Carolina· 2004-03-08· cited 4×
- Ackerman v. 3-V CHEMICAL, INC.Supreme Court of South Carolina· 2002-03-25· cited 3×
- Rufus Rivers v. James Smith, Jr.Court of Appeals of South Carolina· 2023-06-07
- Wendy Brawley v. Richland CountyCourt of Appeals of South Carolina· 2024-09-25
- Wendy Brawley v. Richland CountyCourt of Appeals of South Carolina· 2025-01-02
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