PER CURIAM:
The question this case presents is whether the taxpayer presented sufficient evidence to create a jury question as to his "principal purpose" in forming fifteen corporations.
Roy L. Perdue and his wife owned and operated fifteen citrus groves in Alturas, Florida. In 1959 Perdue consulted John Miller, an attorney and accountant, concerning the desirability of incorporating the groves. On Miller's advice, Perdue incorporated each grove separately...
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