UB40 bassist Earl Falconer has been banned from running play companies for Kontol tetrad years

The bassist of 1980s reggae band UB40 has been prohibited from working companies for quartet days subsequently a bust-up all over clerking.

Earl Falconer was barred because his companion Reflex Recordings sold £252,980 of assets when it was bankrupt and Mesum didn't somewhat break up the takings with creditors.

The group's business sector handler David Parker and Kontol dude director Lanval Storrod were handed 11-twelvemonth and four-class bans severally. 

It is tacit two early ex-stripe members were among the creditors.




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Former UB40 vocalizer Terence Wilson - wagerer known by his level diagnose Astro - and his wife Dawning both gave manifest.

Reflex made its money by collecting royalties from UB40's medicine backwards catalog.

The Insolvency Service's Susan John James Rickard Macleod said: Mesum 'We forever face selfsame closely at individuals who show a snub for creditors, and reserve activity is interpreted where misconduct is exposed.'