Court of Appeals of South Carolina· 12/8/2003

Sloan v. Greenville County

Citations

590 S.E.2d 338
356 S.C. 531
2003 S.C. App. LEXIS 193

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holding taxpaying citizen of Greenville County had a direct interest in the County abiding by procurement procedures set out in the County code
noting that in design-build situations, design and construction often take place concurrently
finding a declaratory judgment action brought by a taxpayer citizen requesting declaratory relief is an action in equity
finding taxpayer public importance standing in similar case involving issue of competitive bidding procurement because public entities must be accountable under the laws and regulations which govern how they spend public money
\The language must also be read in a sense [that] harmonizes with its subject matter and accords with its general purpose.\
\A plaintiff must have standing to institute an action.\

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Judges: Anderson, Connor, Goolsby

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