South Carolina H3322 mandates courts to decide legal questions without deference to prior interpretations by the Department of Revenue.
South Carolina H3322 amends the state code to ensure that courts make their own decisions on legal questions without considering any prior interpretations by the Department of Revenue. This applies to interpretations of constitutional, statutory, and regulatory provisions. The act takes effect upon approval by the Governor.
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