"9. As rightly held by the Tribunal unless failure of justice has occasioned and unless the order transferring permit has affected the sector operator, he could not make any grievance. It is not, as if, there is no power vested with the authorities to condone the delay and grant permission for transfer. Therefore, as the applicant who sought for transfer was the son of the deceased and as there were no rival claimants and as the sector operator-petitioner herein had no locus standi to resist the transfer of permit in favour of the legal representative of the deceases, the Tribunal was right and justified in rejecting the contention raised by the writ petitioner. In exercise of the writ jurisdiction, this Court will not interfere in the matter unless the impugned order occasioned failure of justice. There is no failure of justice in the instant case. On mere technical ground, this Court will not interfere at the instance of the person whose right has not been affected. So far as the timings are concerned, the Tribunal has come to the aid of the petitioner and has set aside the orders of the RTA and has remitted the matter for fresh consideration. Therefore, I do not find any merit in the contentions raised by the petitioner. Hence, this writ petition is dismissed."
