The reason for the separate existence of two corporations, one of them owned by the husband, and the other one substantially owned by his wife, was to accommodate their desire to equally split their future accrual of wealth, so that they could each leave their estates as they wished (in the context of a vehement disagreement as to whether any property should be left to their children). The two corporations were not associated.
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