Re: Parking Control Management/Gladstones Court Claim
Permission to appeal is usually dealt with on paper, but the actual appeal can be in person unless you expressly agree to have it dealt with on paper too. I have always found that representing in person can have a better impact than on paper but given your situation, if that's not possible then perhaps paper based decision is a better choice.
As for times, well it depends on the what's available.
Permission to appeal is usually dealt with on paper, but the actual appeal can be in person unless you expressly agree to have it dealt with on paper too. I have always found that representing in person can have a better impact than on paper but given your situation, if that's not possible then perhaps paper based decision is a better choice.
As for times, well it depends on the what's available.
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