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Weird working of File Watcher job

I have JIL script like the one below

Code:
insert_job:F_SAMPLE
job_type:f
machine:PC001
owner:asla@PC001
watch_file:/home/shah/one/sample.trg
watch_interval:90
alarm_if_fail:1

Here my question is, there is a directory one under that file needs to be watched sample.trg..!
but directory one owned by another user and he has provided no permission to its group and others....
How the job gets success ?

Thanks...
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