§ 8-7-10 Definitions
§ 8-7-20 Leaves of absence authorized for public employees serving in armed forces
§ 8-7-30 Absence of public officer in military service creates temporary vacancy; “forfeiture of office” and “vacancy in office” defined
§ 8-7-40 Appointment of person to fill temporary vacancy; terms
§ 8-7-50 Duties, powers, and pay of temporary appointee
§ 8-7-60 Qualifications and bond of temporary appointee
§ 8-7-70 Bond requirement waived during military absence
§ 8-7-80 Compensation and resumption of office by officer in military service
§ 8-7-90 Leaves of absence for public officers and employees in National Guard or reserve military forces; service in combat zone
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Terms Used In South Carolina Code > Title 8 > Chapter 7 - Absences in Military Service

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