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Please tell is what information on the permit was obscured by the "device".

It would be a bit if a gamble, I think. Not sure of odds, but clearly the council won't give way, so you'd end up at the adjudicators, however the penalty remains the same and there are no additional costs. It all depends on whether you are prepared to risk the extra money. Your appeal at the adjudicators would need to emphasise that only the first two two letters of the location could not be read and the CEO would be well familiar of the area he patrols.

@OriginalNuttah please do not post duplicates posts for a single PCN.

The question you asked in the other thread is a bit silly given the nature of this forum, I argued over 600 appeals last year.

Before you pay this I would suggest you have a read of the guidance here, post all the documents, and let us have a proper look at this. For all we know the paperwork from the council might be full of errors, the traffic order for the bay might be defective, the order might not exist at all (we've seen this more than once in the past few months), the list is endless.

I'd say that of all the appeals we win, well over 50% have nothing to do with the reasons the motorist thought he had to appeal when he or she first came here. Many of the grounds we find have nothing to do with anything any normal person could ever think of, so post up what is required and let us give you some proper advice.

I should add that even if you've paid the penalty it doesn't matter, if we can find a solid ground of appeal (which with a Nottingham case shouldn't be too difficult) you can still appeal and get the money back.