G-Fours, Inc. v. Charles A. Miele and Intersurance Systems Corporation

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• concluding that communications relating solely to business matters are not covered by the marital privilege because the information is not confidential
• noting that ordinary conversations between spouses relating to business engender no reason to suppose they would not have been shared with other persons and are thus not confidential

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).