As per case facts, Hygiene Biomed Services, which had obtained environmental clearance for a Common Bio Medical Waste Treatment Facility (CBMWTF), challenged the relocation proposal of Safe Environ Private Limited, ... another CBMWTF operator. The petitioner alleged the respondent had unauthorized expansions and that their relocation proposal, if approved, would violate mandated distance norms from the petitioner's proposed site. The petitioner's objections were dismissed, and Terms of Reference were recommended for the respondent's relocation. The question arose whether the petitioner could maintain the writ petition and if the court should intervene at this preliminary stage. Finally, the High Court affirmed the petitioner's standing but declined to interfere on merits at this interim stage. It directed the competent authority to re-evaluate the matter, consider all objections from both parties, determine the applicability of public consultation, and ascertain if it's a new facility or relocation, and pass a reasoned order within six months, adhering to relevant guidelines and principles of natural justice.