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If PSCP is used to copy a remote file to the local machine, and the remote file changes in size during the transfer (e.g., an active log file), PSCP can give an error message like "Assertion failed: actuallen <= len, file scp.c, line 1435".
(Note that the same error used to occur for static but particularly large files, but that hasn't been possible since 0.55.)
This assertion is associated with the SFTP backend. A workaround may be to persuade PSCP to use its SCP backend instead (for instance, with the -scp option added in 0.55); you'll avoid the assertion, but I haven't checked that the file will be safely transferred in its entirety.