South Carolina Hearing Notice (Application for Sale of Property Free and Clear of Liens) is a document issued by the court to the owner of a property in South Carolina that is encumbered with liens and is being sold. The notice informs the owner of the property that they are required to attend a hearing at the county court of South Carolina in order to determine if the sale of the property is free and clear of any liens. The notice also informs the owner of the hearing date, time and location. The notice also outlines the specific details of the sale, including the buyer and seller, the property address, and any liens that are attached to the property. There are two types of South Carolina Hearing Notice (Application for Sale of Property Free and Clear of Liens): the Order to Show Cause and the Motion for Summary Judgment. The Order to Show Cause is issued when there are multiple liens on the property, and the hearing will determine the priority of each lien. The Motion for Summary Judgment is issued when there is only one lien on the property, and the hearing will determine if the lien should be cleared upon the sale of the property.