While there is, in my view, merit in the approach of the British Columbia courts in Everett v. King, the rationale of that case would not apply with the same force in circumstances where equal owning spouses treated their respective incomes from the business, not as joint family income, but, individually, as separate and independent, for in such circumstances there would be no relevant distinction between the family business and a business co-owned by persons other than immediate family members.
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