Johnson v. Damon Ex Rel. Leung Fook Yung
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
ANDERSON, Circuit Judge.
This habeas corpus ease presents the familiar question of the relationship of the applicants to an. alleged father conceded to be an American citizen. The alleged father was Leung How, who was bom in this country and died in China in 1913. The applicants are 15 and 16 years old, respectively. Leung Ping Sing, who claims to be their brother, was admitted in 1922 as the son of Leung How. The applicants, their alleged brother, and an alleged uncle — Leung Fung — all testified to the relationship.
As the court below found, the testimony of these four witnesses was…
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