South Carolina — Palmetto
The appellate shield.
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The clock is LOADED — read it whole, here
"A notice of appeal shall be served on all respondents within thirty (30) days after receipt of written notice of entry of the order or judgment."
Rule 203(b)(1), SCACR — appeals from the Court of Common Pleas
The serve-first posture again — and note the trigger: receipt of written notice of entry, not the entry itself. The rule's own text then tolls the clock for timely post-trial motions — judgment n.o.v. (Rule 50, SCRCP), alter-or-amend (Rules 52 and 59), new trial (Rule 59) — and every one of those cross-referenced rules is itself a loaded unit.
Where the appeal comes FROM is defined in the same book
"the circuit court (including masters-in-equity), family court or probate court from which the appeal is taken"
The master-in-equity's judgments ride the same appellate machinery — the referred bench is inside the definition itself. The theaters page tells that story.
The federal side
The District of South Carolina's Local Civil Rules are loaded as one book: FED-LR-SCD CIVIL. The Fourth Circuit's book lives with its first loader on this platform (North Carolina) and is not duplicated here — one corpus, one copy, honestly cross-referenced.