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NORTH CAROLINA - Walter v. Walter, ___ N.C. App. ___, 561 S.E.2d 571 2002. Where the parties agreed that certain property taken by the wife from the marital home after the date of separation would be treated as part of her share of the marital estate, any economic injury inflicted by the wifes conduct was fully repaired, and the trial court erred by using the wifes conduct as the basis for awarding the husband 54.5% of the marital estate.
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