Wong Him v. Callahan

Citations

• 119 F. 381
• 1902 U.S. App. LEXIS 5274

Syllabus

<p>:1. Schools—Chinese—Separate Schools—Constitutional Bights.</p> <p>Pol. Code Cal. § 1662, provides that, where separate schools have been established by the school trustees for children of Mongolian descent, such children must not be admitted into any other' schools. Eeld, that, regardless of the motive in the enactment of the statute, where the Chinese schools offered the same advantages as the other schools, the operation of the law was not a violation of Const. U. S. Amend. 14.</p> <p>'2. Decree—Default—Complaint—Insufficient Allegations.</p> <p>Though a defendant may be in default, the complainant is not entitled to a decree pro confesso where the allegations of his complaint are insufficient to support a decree in his favor.</p> <p>¶2. See Equity, vol. 19, Cent. Dig. § 958.</p>