Legal Opinion

United States v. Low Sing

District Court, D. Puerto Rico

Decided March 30, 1914No. 1015Published

1Opinion of the Court

IIaMiutoN, Judge,

delivered the following opinion:

This case comes up on an appeal filed March 9, 1914, by Low Sing, Lum Mee, Leong Dot, and Lum Tin, seamen of the British steamship Norhilda, arrested while on shore leave at Guaniea, Porto Eico, on a warrant dated February 26, 1914, charging that they did, “while being members of the crew of the British steamship Norhilda, lying in the aforesaid port of Guaniea, Porto Kieo, land at said port without having first filed with an immigration officer the proper bond, and were found unlawfully ashore at said port,” in violation of § 13 of *662the act of…

2Cases cited9 opinions

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