Ashu Mathias Ashu v The Information Commissioner
The Tribunal does not have jurisdiction to grant the outcome sought because the Information Commissioner has already provided an outcome to the complaint, and section 166 DPA 2018 is limited to procedural issues, not substantive review. There are no further appropriate procedural steps for the Commissioner to take.
- Parties
- Applicant: Ashu Mathias Ashu; Respondent: The Information Commissioner
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 12 September 2025
- Procedural Posture
- Application Under Section 166(2) Data Protection Act 2018 / Strike Out Decision
- Outcome
- Application struck out for lack of jurisdiction and no reasonable prospect of success.
- Legal Topics
- Subject Access Request, Procedural Jurisdiction, Section 166 DPA 2018, UK GDPR
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Parties
Ashu Mathias Ashu
Applicant
The Information Commissioner
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Application Under Section 166(2) Data Protection Act 2018 / Strike Out Decision
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the Tribunal has jurisdiction to grant the outcome sought under section 166(2) DPA 2018
- 2 Whether the Information Commissioner failed to take appropriate procedural steps in handling the complaint
Ratio Decidendi
The Tribunal does not have jurisdiction to grant the outcome sought because the Information Commissioner has already provided an outcome to the complaint, and section 166 DPA 2018 is limited to procedural issues, not substantive review. There are no further appropriate procedural steps for the Commissioner to take.
Court Disposition
Application struck out for lack of jurisdiction and no reasonable prospect of success.
Orders
- The proceedings are struck out under Rule 8(2)(a) and Rule 8(3)(a).
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