Primogeniture to Prevent Capital Dilution

“But already the nearly dynastic principle wanted by the founders to avoid the dilution of capital was at work: a kind of primogeniture now existed in the family, allowing the transfer of the limited partnership shares to only one of the sons, to the detriment of all the others.”

“"Just over the last ten years, I can say that I have made a fortune again. But my father himself had made a fortune again, after the war. And my great-grandfather had the merit of creating the first wealth."”