the sides awarded a sum of Rs.1,74,027/- by directing the first respondent to pay the award amount with interest at the rate of 9% per annum from the date of petition till the date of realisation and thereafter, recover the same from the second respondent herein. According to the appellant, already he had sold the vehicle which involved in the accident to the second respondent herein (i.e.,) on 09.05.2007. The second respondent also admitted the purchase of the vehicle from the appellant. In-turn he sold the vehicle to the third respondent. On the date of accident, the third respondent is the owner of the vehicle and the first respondent is not the owner of the vehicle. However, the appellant admitted that on the date of accident, the registration certificate was not transferred either in the name of the second respondent or in the name of the third respondent. On the date of accident, the name transfer was not effected and the registration certificate was stood in the name of the appellant. It is a well settled law that unless the name transfer was effected in the registration certificate, the first respondent has to be treated as owner of vehicle and thereby, the Tribunal after taking into consideration of all the aspects correctly fasten the liability as against the first respondent and thereby, this Court has no warrant to interfere with the order of the Tribunal. As far as the quantum is
