APPENDIX A. SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS (See § 15-6-81(a))
Following is a list of statutes and special proceedings which will be excepted from these rules insofar as they are inconsistent or in conflict with the procedure and practice provided by these rules:
SDCL 3-5 Approval of bond of public officer. 3-17 Actions for removal of local officers. 7-32 Proceedings for abandonment and sale of county property. 9-6 Dissolution of municipalities. 11-3 Proceeding to alter or vacate plats. 12-21 Recount of ballots and certiorari to review. 12-22 General election contest. 12-22 Primary election contest. 13-17 Compromise of judgments against school districts. 15-8 Supplementary judgment against joint debtors. 15-15 Proceedings relating to unorganized counties. 21-4 Insofar as it provides for action by parent, brother, sister or person in loco parentis. 21-14, 21-41 Actions to determine adverse claims to real estate. 21-16 Forcible entry and detainer. 21-22 Administration of trusts. 21-23 Property sales in trusts, etc. 21-25 Stipulated cases. 21-26 Confession of judgment. 21-27 Habeas corpus. 21-29 Writ of mandamus. 21-30 Writ of prohibition. 21-31 Writ of certiorari. 21-34 Contempt proceedings. 21-35 Eminent domain. 21-36 Escheats. 21-37 Changing name of persons and places. 21-38 Restoration of public records. 21-44 Termination of life estates. 21-45 Partition of real estate. 21-47 Foreclosure of real estate mortgages by action. 21-51 Discharge of expired contracts, mortgages and other liens. 23-19 Adjudication of obscenity. 25-4 Divorce. 25-5 Habeas corpus to determine custody of minor. 25-7 Proceedings in transfer of property when spouse abandoned, imprisoned or committed for mental illness. 25-8 Illegitimacy. 25-9 Reciprocal enforcement of support. 31-19 Condemnation proceedings for state highways. 31-19 Eminent domain. 34A-2 Enforcement of water pollution control orders. 38-8 Enforcement of land use regulations. 39-1 Proceeding for condemnation of food or drugs. 44-9 Mechanics liens.
Source: SD RCP, Appendix A, as adopted by Sup. Ct. Order March 29, 1966, effective July 1, 1966.
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