§ 39-11-10 Administration of chapter
§ 39-11-20 “Public weighmaster” defined
§ 39-11-30 Registration of weighmasters
§ 39-11-60 Length of registration
§ 39-11-80 Refusal or revocation of license
§ 39-11-90 Limited licenses for public officers and employees
§ 39-11-100 Public weighmaster stamp
§ 39-11-110 Issuance of certificates by weighmasters; records
§ 39-11-120 Contents of certificates; penalty for alterations
§ 39-11-130 Compelling return of state stamp upon violation of chapter
§ 39-11-140 Certain acts declared misdemeanors
§ 39-11-150 Reweighing commodity of disputed weight or measure for certificate previously issued by weighmaster
§ 39-11-160 Net weight and actual weight
§ 39-11-170 Penalties
§ 39-11-180 Weighing leaf tobacco
§ 39-11-200 Rules and regulations
§ 39-11-210 Disposition of moneys collected
§ 39-11-220 Chapter inapplicable to certain materials used for construction of buildings or roads

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Terms Used In South Carolina Code > Title 39 > Chapter 11 - Public Weighmasters

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    (2) The term "member" shall include actual members of associations without capital stock and holders of common stock in associations organized with capital stock; and

    (3) The term "association" means any corporation organized under this chapter. See South Carolina Code 33-47-20
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