Dorsett v. GROUP DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

When the legal sufficiency of a pleading is tested by demurrer, the facts alleged and relevant inferences of fact reasonably deducible therefrom are admitted, but not the legal conclusions of the pleader. Pardue v. Speedway, Inc., 273 N.C. 314, 159 S.E. 2d 857.

Plaintiffs contend that the complaint presents a unique, factual situation, deemed admitted for purposes of testing its sufficiency by demurrer, and states two causes of action entitling them to the relief sought. We do not agree.

The first cause of action, plaintiffs contend, is sufficient to allege a violation.of the restrictive…