Is this a standard within SharePoint that the e-mail notification will not be sent to the assigned user if they do not have at least read access to the actual Task List?
Is this an intentional behaviour?
Looking from a different view, then it makes sense because the user should be part of the task in order to be notified BUT then there is no other way for the user to know / identify that he has a task assigned and is completely unaware?
I would have thought that the user would get the email, even if they have no access to the list as yet, but at least would be notified and of course when they try to navigate to the link provided in the email > it would say something like "sorry, no access" .
Any advise?