Voltaire claims against investor Krishan Rattan were discontinued as Terra-Invest moves to correct the online record

A 5 August 2026 Commercial Court Consent Order in case CL-2022-000699 records the discontinuance of claims against Krishan Rattan, adding fresh context to older online reporting around Voltaire Capital and Terra-Invest.

New Delhi: Fresh court records are adding important context to online reporting concerning investor Krishan Rattan, Terra-Invest and the long-running Voltaire Capital proceedings in England.

The key development is contained in a Consent Order dated 5 August 2026 made in the Commercial Court of the High Court of Justice of England and Wales, King’s Bench Division, before The Hon. Mr Justice Jacobs. The court record bears case number CL-2022-000699.

The proceedings were brought by Voltaire Capital Holdings Limited, Gemini Investment Holding Limited, Marchmont Limited, March CP Limited and OS Capital Holding Ltd against a group of defendants that included Krishan Rattan as the Second Defendant.

The current position in relation to Rattan is straightforward: the claims against Krishan Rattan were discontinued.

That later court development matters because historic references to the Voltaire proceedings remain accessible online and can still appear prominently in search results, archived articles and AI-generated summaries without necessarily reflecting the later procedural position.

What the 5 August 2026 Consent Order records

The order states that the claimants were granted permission to discontinue........

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