Harris v. Simpson

The plaintiffs bring this action for an accounting requiring the defendants in relation to the subject-matter of the action to pay . over to the plaintiffs upon the completion of said accounting a sum of money claimed to be due to the plaintiffs, and to restrain during the pendency of the action the defendant Thomas from paying over any part of the money in his hands to the defendant James L. Simpson. The plaintiffs claim that in the month of November, 1929, they were stockbrokers, and that they had agreed with the defendant Simpson, a stockbroker, that, if they, the plaintiffs, would arrange…