Brack v. Evans

On December 28, 1961, appellant, William F. Brack, sued nine of the appellees, individually and as co-partners trading as Stein Bros. & Boyce, and Wilbur M. Kouk, an employee of that firm, in the Baltimore City Court in a two-count declara tion to recover for damages alleged to have resulted from appellees’ negligence and fraudulent misrepresentations in a stock transaction. The appellees demurred to the declaration, stating as reasons that the cause of action alleged in each count was barred by limitations, and that no facts were alleged that showed any negligence or fraudulent…