Суд освободил гендиректора Orris Infrastructure после урегулирования спора с Godrej Properties

- Industry - 2 min read Orris Infrastructure, Godrej Properties settle Godrej Air dispute; Bombay HC orders Amit Gupta’s release Orris Infrastructure and Godrej Properties have reached a settlement in the dispute concerning the Godrej Air project in Gurugram. The Bombay High Court has directed the unconditional release of Orris Infrastructure managing director Amit Gupta, while keeping the petition for quashing of the FIR for further consideration. NEW DELHI: Orris Infrastructure and Godrej Properties have reached an amicable settlement in the dispute concerning the Godrej Air project in Gurugram, the companies said. Following the settlement, the Bombay High Court on August 25, 2026 directed the immediate and unconditional release of Orris Infrastructure managing director Amit Gupta from the custody of Vikhroli Police Station, Mumbai. The matter relates to FIR No. 0183 of 2026 dated March 17, 2026, registered at Vikhroli Police Station, Mumbai. Earlier, Gupta had been arrested by Mumbai Police in connection with a complaint filed by Godrej Properties over alleged forgery, cheating, criminal breach of trust and criminal conspiracy linked to the Godrej Air project. The project, located in Sector 85, Gurugram, involved a partnership between Godrej Properties and Orris Infrastructure. According to the earlier report, the complaint related to alleged unauthorised changes in LLP statutory records filed with the Registrar of Companies, including alleged changes to partner records and transfer of Godrej Properties’ interest in the LLP. In its order, the Bombay High Court recorded that the parties had executed a settlement agreement dated August 25, 2026 in relation to the overall dispute between them. Senior advocate Amit Desai, appearing for Orris Infrastructure, submitted that the petition had two prayers: quashing of the FIR and related proceedings, and immediate release of Gupta, who was in custody. Senior advocate Abad Ponda, appearing for the original complainant, informed the court that the complainant had no objection to Gupta’s release in view of the settlement. Justice Milind N. Jadhav allowed the petition in terms of the prayer seeking Gupta’s immediate release. The court clarified that, in view of the settlement agreement, Gupta’s remand stood quashed and he was directed to be released forthwith unconditionally. The court also said there was no requirement of bail conditions or bail in the matter, since the prayer for release had been allowed. However, the prayer seeking quashing of the FIR was kept for further consideration. The court directed Gupta and all parties to remain present on the next date for the purpose of considering the quashing petition. Orris Infrastructure said its business operations and ongoing projects continued without disruption through the period. “Our focus continues to be on delivering our ongoing projects and honouring our commitments to our homebuyers and partners,” a spokesperson of Orris Infrastructure said. Writ Petition (ST.) No. 17033 of 2026 Following the settlement, the Bombay High Court on August 25, 2026 directed the immediate and unconditional release of Orris Infrastructure managing director Amit Gupta from the custody of Vikhroli Police Station, Mumbai. The matter relates to FIR No. 0183 of 2026 dated March 17, 2026, registered at Vikhroli Police Station, Mumbai. Earlier, Gupta had been arrested by Mumbai Police in connection with a complaint filed by Godrej Properties over alleged forgery, cheating, criminal breach of trust and criminal conspiracy linked to the Godrej Air project. The project, located in Sector 85, Gurugram, involved a partnership between Godrej Properties and Orris Infrastructure. According to the earlier report, the complaint related to alleged unauthorised changes in LLP statutory records filed with the Registrar of Companies, including alleged changes to partner records and transfer of Godrej Properties’ interest in the LLP. In its order, the Bombay High Court recorded that the parties had executed a settlement agreement dated August 25, 2026 in relation to the overall dispute between them. Senior advocate Amit Desai, appearing for Orris Infrastructure, submitted that the petition had two prayers: quashing of the FIR and related proceedings, and immediate release of Gupta, who was in custody. Senior advocate Abad Ponda, appearing for the original complainant, informed the court that the complainant had no objection to Gupta’s release in view of the settlement. Justice Milind N. Jadhav allowed the petition in terms of the prayer seeking Gupta’s immediate release. The court clarified that, in view of the settlement agreement, Gupta’s remand stood quashed and he was directed to be released forthwith unconditionally. The court also said there was no requirement of bail conditions or bail in the matter, since the prayer for release had been allowed. However, the prayer seeking quashing of the FIR was kept for further consideration. The court directed Gupta and all parties to remain present on the next date for the purpose of considering the quashing petition. Orris Infrastructure said its business operations and ongoing projects continued without disruption through the period. “Our focus continues to be on delivering our ongoing projects and honouring our commitments to our homebuyers and partners,” a spokesperson of Orris Infrastructure said. Writ Petition (ST.) No. 17033 of 2026