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No, because the owner is liable and an NtO is addressed to the owner.
sorry to be a pain, I was wondering about the use of the word 'within'
in the lukha v ayslebury vale (i think) and barnet v adjudicator.
it states that the charge certificate uses the word 'within' effectively extending the length of time to pay by one day, so thus nulifies the charge as being non compliant.
Would this apply to nto's or other notices where this occurs.
nto wording
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