Kanno

Kanno v. Acheson

Good Law
92 F. Supp. 183·1950 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 2494
United States District Court, Southern District of CaliforniaJune 23, 1950No. 8742California709 words

Opinion

lead Opinion

Metzger, J.

This cause came on regularly for trial without a jury in the above entitled Court and evidence both oral and documentary having been introduced by and on behalf of the parties hereto, and the cause having been argued and submitted to the Court for its decision, and the Court 'being fully advised in the premises now makes the following Findings of Fact:

Findings of Fact

I

The plaintiff, Isamu Kanno, was born at Oakland, California, on October 8, 1921, of parents born in Japan. His permanent residence is Los Angeles, California, within this judicial district and he claims said residence as his permanent residence. At all times since his birth plaintiff has been and now is a national and a citizen of the United States of America with all of the rights, privileges and immunities of such citizenship.

II

The defendant, Dean Acheson, is the Secretary of State of the United States.

III

In April, 1923, the plaintiff was taken to Japan by his mother who took him there for the purpose of his securing an education in Japan; and returning to the United States upon completion of said education.

IV

The plaintiff attended various schools in Japan, including a commercial course at Majii…

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