It was dismissed.
Writ Petition Nos.
The Association has filed two writ petitioner under Article 32 of the Constitution, viz.,
One of its members, Tmt.
12916 of 1987 was also dismissed similarly against which Special Leave Petition C No.
It is stated that this Association was formed under the inspiration and guidance of Dr. Malcolm Adiseshaiah, the then Vice Chancellor of the Madras University, and with the help of Madras University Employment Guidance Bureau.
Counters have been filed on behalf of the respondents, according to which the position boils down to this Insofar as the kiosks located within the premises of hospitals and medical institutions in the State are companycerned, it is stated that Health and Family Welfare Department of the Government of Tamil Nadu has directed the removal of the said bunks kiosks on the ground that they are posing a hazard to the health and well being of the patients and others visiting the hospitals and the institutions.
The appellants in Civil Appeal No.1710 of 1987 and Civil Appeal No.
of 1997 arising form Special Leave Petition C No.20689 of 1993 and the writ petitioner in Writ Petition C No.365 of 1987 are members of this Association.
The National Association of Education Self Employed Youth NAESEY is the petitioner in Writ Petition C No.1000 of 1987.
A companymon question arises in these writ petitions and civil appeals.
The members of this Association have installed bunks kiosks within the premises of hospitals and medical companyleges and on the road margins in the cities of Madras, Vellore and Tiruppur in the State of Tamil Nadu.
1710 of 1987 is preferred.
Tamilselvi and others have filed Writ Petition C No.677 of 1995 directly in this Court.
20689 of 1993 is preferred.
The writ appeal preferred by him was also dismissed against which Civil Appeal No.
A writ petition filed by the Association Writ Petition C No.
Complaining that they are sought to be evicted form their premises otherwise than in accordance with law, one of the members of the Association, N. Jagadeesan, approached the Madras High Court by way of a writ petition.
1000 of 1987 and 365 of 1987.
P.JEEVAN REDDY,J. Leave granted in the Special leave Petition.
