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(versus CONCLUSION OF LAW): “Generally,any determination requiring the exercise of judgment or the application of legal principles is more properly classified a conclusion of law. Any determination made by logical reasoning from the evidentiary facts, however, is more properly classified a finding of fact.” In re Foreclosure of Gilbert, 211 N.C.App. 483, 487, 711 S.E.2d 165, 169 (2011

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