BROCK, Judge.
There is a distinct difference in a judgment by default final as authorized by G.S. § 1-211, and a judgment by default and inquiry as authorized by G.S. § 1-212. DeHoff v. Black, 206 N.C. 687, 175 S.E. 179. A judgment by default final establishes the matters adjudicated, if supported by verified allegations in the complaint, and concludes by way of estoppel. DeHoff v. Black, supra. Judgment by default final, where there is no appeal...
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