Morris v Information Commissioner [2025] UKFTT 1313 (GRC) (05 November 2025)
The Commissioner had taken appropriate procedural steps and provided an outcome to the complaint, so there was no basis for the Tribunal to make an order under section 166(2) DPA 2018. The application had no reasonable prospect of success and was struck out under Rule 8(3)(c).
- Citation
- [2025] UKFTT 1313 (GRC)
- Parties
- Applicant: Daniel Morris; Respondent: The Information Commissioner
- Jurisdiction
- United Kingdom
- Judgment Date
- 05 November 2025
- Procedural Posture
- First Tier Tribunal (general Regulatory Chamber) Information Rights / Strike Out Application Decided Without a Hearing
- Outcome
- Application struck out
- Legal Topics
- Subject Access Request, Procedural Failings, Section 166 DPA 2018, UK GDPR Complaint Process
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Parties
Daniel Morris
Applicant
The Information Commissioner
Respondent
Procedural Posture
First Tier Tribunal (general Regulatory Chamber) Information Rights / Strike Out Application Decided Without a Hearing
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the Information Commissioner failed to take appropriate procedural steps in response to a complaint under section 166 DPA 2018
- 2 Whether the Tribunal should make an order under section 166(2) DPA 2018
- 3 Whether the application should be struck out for having no reasonable prospect of success
Ratio Decidendi
The Commissioner had taken appropriate procedural steps and provided an outcome to the complaint, so there was no basis for the Tribunal to make an order under section 166(2) DPA 2018. The application had no reasonable prospect of success and was struck out under Rule 8(3)(c).
Court Disposition
Application struck out
Orders
- The application is struck out under Rule 8(3)(c) as having no reasonable prospect of success.
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