Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Inc. v. Wake County

G.S. 1-250 requires that the parties “agree upon a case containing the facts on which the controversy depends.” The present submission does not comply with this requirement.

The agreed statement of facts sets forth that “there are buildings on each unit, and the buildings thereon are presently used as residences exclusively by the officers, instructors, students and their families of said Seminary, have been so used since the acquisition of title; and the occupants pay reasonable rentals to the Seminary, the names, amount of rent and the relationship, if any, of the occupant of each property…