Case Name: Petition for Special Leave to Appeal (CRL.) No.16600/2025
Parties: M/S. PEE AND DEE LANDS HOLDINGS (P) LTD. (Petitioner) vs. The State & Ors. (Respondent)
Court/Authority: Supreme Court of India
Order/Case No.: Not specified (order dated 26‑05‑2026)
Date of Hearing: 26‑05‑2026
Relevant Prior Dates: Impugned High Court judgment dated 24‑09‑2025; FIR Crime No.525/2015 dated 28‑12‑2015; Memorandum of compromise dated 17‑03‑2026; C.S. No.270/2022 before Madras High Court.
Parties Involved
Petitioner: M/S. PEE AND DEE LANDS HOLDINGS (P) LTD.
Respondent: The State & Ors.
Petitioner Counsel (AOR): Mr. Anish R. Shah
Respondent Counsel (AOR): Mr. Sabarish Subramanian; Mr. Siddhartha Jha
Judges: Hon'ble Mr. Justice Manoj Misra, Hon'ble Mr. Justice Manmohan
Petition seeks disposal of the Special Leave Petitions based on a memorandum of compromise dated 17‑03‑2026 entered in C.S. No.270/2022 before the Madras High Court.
Petitioner also requests quashing of FIR Crime No.525/2015 (dated 28‑12‑2015) pursuant to the same compromise.
Respondent State contends that a charge‑sheet has been filed and may seek instructions to file a response.
Findings & Observations
The Court noted an application IA No.141770/2026 invoking inherent powers under Article 142 of the Constitution to dispose of the SLPs in line with the compromise.
The Court recognized the State’s submission regarding the charge‑sheet and allowed the State an opportunity to file its response.
Penalties / Settlements / Directions
No monetary penalties or settlements were imposed at this stage.
The Court granted an interim order to continue the proceedings.
The matter was ordered to be listed for further hearing on 29‑07‑2026.
The State was directed to file its response before the next listing.
Corrective Actions & Future Obligations
Parties must comply with the memorandum of compromise dated 17‑03‑2026.
The State is required to file its response regarding the charge‑sheet before the 29‑07‑2026 hearing.
The petitioner's request to quash FIR Crime No.525/2015 remains pending pending further adjudication.
Final Ruling & Enforcement
An interim order previously granted to continue the proceedings remains in effect.
The case is adjourned to 29‑07‑2026 for further hearing.
No final substantive ruling on the merits of the compromise or FIR quash request has been issued yet.