Supreme Court of South Carolina July 17, 1979, 21006 (State v. Ferebee)

Rhodes, Justice:

The appellant, Milton Ferebee, was arrested for breaking and entering a vacant apartment in North Charleston and was subsequently convicted of burglary. On appeal, he complains that his conviction was contrary to law on the ground that the unoccupied apartment did not constitute a “dwelling house” as defined by the law of burglary. We agree and reverse.