Importing to different tablespace with no quota

Hi,
I am using Oracle 10.2.0.2.0 on Sun Solaris server.
I have received a export dump file of user "SUN"
The "SUN" user is using tablespace "SUN_DATA".
Here in my database, I have created a new tablespace "SUN_NEW_DATA"
and created a new user "SUN_NEW".
I have granted quota unlimited on SUN_NEW_DATA to "SUN_NEW" user.
I have not given any quota on "SUN_DATA" to "SUN_NEW" user.
Though my database is also having "SUN_DATA" tablespace which is being used by other users.
Now when I give the command :
imp sun_new/sun_new file=sun_exp.dmp log=sun_exp.log fromuser=sun touser=sun_new
I am seeing that all the tables are created in "SUN_DATA" tablespace.
Can someone explain me why the import have created objects in "SUN_DATA" tablespace though
the user "SUN_NEW" does not have any quota on that tablespace.
Thanks & Regards
Arun Tayal

And I think the DEFAULT TABLESPACE at the database level is defined as SUN_DATA.
--Luckys.

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