Dear dx100uk and eric's brother, Thanks for taking the time to reply, it's appreciated. I have noted what you have said and am in the process on constructing a letter. Is it advisable when appealing to the company to ask them to supply the photographic evidence that they say they have got of the ticket allegedly being face down? Also, as they have stated in their letter that the PCN was ''either affixed to the vehicle or sent via the postal service' should I I ask to see evidence of this having been done as I am very dubious that either was done?

Hello, I have received a notice to keeper through the post 35 days after an alleged issue of displaying my ticket face down. This is the first communication I have received about the issue. There was no parking ticket on my car when I returned to it and I have not received a parking Charge notification through the post prior to receiving the notice to keeper. The notice to keeper states that a PCN was 'either affixed to the vehicle or sent via the postal service'. On the evening in question I purchased a ticket and remember commenting to my wife that the printing was very feint. I placed the ticket on the dashboard and left the car. When I returned a few hours later as there was no ticket on my car I assumed that I had parked and displayed the ticket in accordance with any terms and conditions and thought nothing further of it until receiving the notice to keeper. As this communication was received 35 days after the event I no longer have the ticket. If anyone can offer some help with how to appeal I would be very grateful. Two things that stand out to me are that the company in its letter does not specify exactly which method was used to issue the PCN and that as I only received notification 35 days after the event it has prevented me gathering or retaining any reasonable evidence that I could used to defend the charge. Any help greatly appreciated Many thanks