A South Carolina Order to Dismiss is a legal document used to end a case in South Carolina courts. It is a type of court order that is usually issued by a judge in response to a motion to dismiss or a motion for summary judgment. There are two types of South Carolina Order to Dismiss: voluntary and involuntary. A voluntary Order to Dismiss is typically requested by one of the parties to the case, while an involuntary Order to Dismiss is issued by the court, usually when it finds that there is no legal basis for proceeding with the case. The Order to Dismiss will specify the exact reasons for the dismissal and will state any remaining obligations, such as payment of court costs or filing of a notice of appeal, if applicable.