Dsar Response Compliance Review

Summary

The Defendant received a DSAR from the Claimant and acknowledged it. They confirmed the response would be uploaded to the Claimants portal. The Defendant claims compliance with DSAR requirements, having uploaded the response within the required timeframe. However, the Claimant alleges the Deed of Assignment was not provided. The Defendant challenges the Claimant to prove any GDPR breach. Compliance with DSAR involves ensuring all requested documents are included. The Claimant should provide evidence if the Deed of Assignment was omitted. The Defendant must demonstrate adherence to GDPR requirements.

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The defendant did not provide the deed of assignment
It appears that the Defendant did provide a response to the DSAR within the required timeframe and included details about the requested documents, but the Claimant is asserting that the Deed of Assignment was not specifically provided.
Here are some points to consider:
- Compliance with DSAR: The Defendant must ensure all requested documents, including the Deed of Assignment, are included in the DSAR response.
- Proof of Non-Compliance: The Claimant should provide evidence that the Deed of Assignment was not included.
- GDPR Compliance: The Defendant must demonstrate adherence to GDPR requirements.
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