Davis v. Ameer

These are cross actions of contract growing out of transactions between Howland Davis and others, stockbrokers, doing business under the name of Blake Brothers and Company, and Hafiza- Ameer, a margin customer. Blake Brothers and Company are suing for a debit balance owing by the customer after her account was sold out in November, 1929. The answer is a general denial and payment. The plaintiff Ameer alleges in the first count of her declaration that the defendants failed in their agreement to carry her stock and to keep her informed of market conditions, and that they sold out her stock; and…