Gypsies in England and their lingering legal status
The article traces the Gypsy presence in England from the 12th century, noting Henry II's expulsion order and later restrictions. It discusses widespread nuisance claims, changing laws, and enduring stereotypes, highlighting how Gypsy words and culture persisted despite legal attempts to suppress them.
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A minors note is void a holder alters the note the note becomes void and not regally necessary to add value received. Lost or stolen notes offer no protection to the maker who must still pay. Notes due on Sundays or holidays must be paid on the day. Fraudulently obtained notes cannot be collected and indorsers have limited liability if not served with notice within twenty four hours of payment.
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