Dama Seshadri Naidu, J.

The appeal is by a person who is not a party to the writ petition; his grievance is that the first respondent filed a writ petition behind his back and obtained a judgment to the appellant's prejudice. His complaint confounds the first respondent's conduct for he filed his previous writ petition on the issue arraying the appellant as a party.

Facts As Set Out By The Appellant:

2. The appellant is the registered owner of stage carriage with registration No. KL-13/K-5986. The vehicle has a regular permit to operate on the route Mundathaduka-Kasaragod. Initially, the 1st respondent was issued with a temporary permit for his vehicle No. KL-13/J-7585 to operate on the route Mundathaduka- Kasaragod-Kambar (Via), Neerchal, B.C Road Civil Station. The permit, given in the vacancy of another stage carriage, had the permit valid up to 18.12.2015.

3. The appellant has a grievance that the first respondent's route permit stretches 3 km., into the appellant's permitted route, its total stretch being 28 km. The appellant submitted an objection before the RTA a