“In olden days, the profession of a Doctor was highly regarded as sacred/noble one and in the present era, People see the Private Doctors as notorious villains, joyfully existing in this country. The role of such villains in the society has become inevitable and they also grew like mushrooms, as Governments have pulled out their hands from their social responsibilities of providing free medical aid to its citizens, by poor budgetary allocations and it has lead to dismal state of Government hospitals. The private hospitals are meant only for rich people, who afford to pay more money and the more one values a good or service, the more he or she is willing to pay for it. With the amount looted from public, Private Hospitals construct sky touching buildings. The Private Hospitals, which lost its sacredness, cannot be furthermore termed as Hospitals, but are only corporate centres and share markets.”

The present case is a classic example and revolves around the illegality committed by the Hospital Authorities, who, though obtained a plan for constructing three floors, had constructed 9 floors unauthorizedly. Whether they constructed such floors with black money or white money o