Supreme Court dismisses review petition in Lancor property dispute
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The Supreme Court has dismissed a Review Petition filed by Prem Kumar Menon against Lancor Holdings in a dispute over the commercial property Menon Eternity at St Marys Road, Chennai. The court had earlier confirmed that the sale deeds in favor of the company are valid and lawful, establishing rightful ownership. With the review now dismissed, the company retains full possession and is free to deal with the property as it deems fit. The company has termed the litigation as closed.
Positive outcome for shareholders - litigation closed, Lancors ownership of Menon Eternity property is fully upheld and unrestricted.