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None of the linked pages 'exist'.

FFS, this is bloody nonsense.

OP, are you still in time to request a review? If so, do so.

Interests of justice.

This whole issue has been clouded with who did what, where and when.

It's all irrelevant.

The only issue is: could you be considered the 'owner' and therefore liable in light of the evidence?

IMO, the answer is NO.

Would you pl just extract the evidence as it relates to Enterprise and you getting the PCN. Forget everything else. Put it in the form of a timeline.

which shows that:
Initial PCN to Enterprise;
Some waffly letter(apparently sent by Enterprise and addressed to you alone, so what's it doing in the council's evidence?);
Charge Certificate to Enterprise;
PCN to you.

There is no evidence that the council cancelled the PCN and the CC, just a PCN to you.

IMO, the adjudicator, who is the professional, should have spotted this and as a minimum adjourned with a direction to the authority to produce the evidence or preferably to have allowed the appeal on the grounds of procedural impropriety and that to delay would not have been an efficient use of the tribunal's resources. 

IMO, the issue is who is to be considered the owner.

It's not a court order, it's a decision of the tribunal.

And see para. 12, in particular 12(2).

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2022/576/schedule/1

You do not have 28 days, you have 14 beginning on date of registration of decision.

Contact the tribunal and ask them.

The procedures for paying the council and requesting a review are unrelated.

As per @HC Andersen directions please see link below for docs

Contents:

Page 1-4 PCN to Enterprice
Page 5 Letter to me from Enterprise
Page 6-7 Charge Certificate to Enterprise
Page 8-11 PCN to me

https://ibb.co/0VtXx0xJ

I haven't received a reply from the tribunal about date decision was registered. I am assuming the date on the adjudicator's decision is date from which clock started.  Can I still appeal if 14 days lapsed as per Para 12(2)?

Will council escalate to bailiff next stage?

Phone the tribunal, they'll advise. But it needs to get done.

If you don't pay the council within the 28-day period then the next steps are:

Order for Recovery(which adds £10 to the debt);
After a further 21 days a warrant.

So you've gor plenty of time to get the issue of review sorted.

You phone to find out:

When the decision was entered;
What you have to do to request a review and what form it should take?

You're not appealing, you're finding out(or not) the process.

Every day lessens your chances.