Property Ownership
In South Carolina, a 'lis pendens' can be filed by:
AOnly the property owner
BAny party claiming an interest in the property through litigation✓ Correct
COnly the mortgage lender
DOnly a licensed attorney on behalf of the state
Explanation
A lis pendens may be filed by any party who is pursuing litigation that affects title to or possession of real property. It puts buyers and lenders on notice of the pending dispute.
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