Supreme Court of South Carolina, 2003

The court held that the Court of Appeals could not reverse the trial court on a warrant-statute ground that Dunbar had not raised below. It vacated the appellate opinion to the extent it addressed the warrant and affidavit, and remanded for consideration of the federal and state constitutional arguments Dunbar had…

The Supreme Court affirmed as modified, holding that the prenuptial agreement permitted equitable distribution of property acquired during the marriage and validly waived alimony, support, and attorney's fees.

The court affirmed summary judgment for Santee Cooper on the leaseholders’ breach-of-contract, negligent-misrepresentation, and unjust-enrichment claims, concluding that the sales program did not modify the leases, the alleged misrepresentations were not actionable, and the leases governed the improvements.