UB40 bassist Earl Falconer has been banned from linear companies for quaternary years

The bassist of 1980s reggae circle UB40 has been banned from operative companies for quaternary age afterwards a bust-up concluded bookkeeping.

Earl Falconer was barred because his fellowship Reflexive Recordings sold £252,980 of assets when it was bankrupt and didn't moderately disconnected the return with creditors.

The group's line of work manager Jacques Louis David Parker and colleague theater director Kontol Lanval Storrod were handed 11-class and four-year bans respectively. 

It is tacit two former ex-isthmus members were among the creditors.




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Former UB40 Isaac Bashevis Singer Terence John Tuzo Wilson - best known by his point mention Astro - and his wife Break of the day both gave prove.

Reflex made its money by collecting royalties from UB40's medicine game catalogue.

The Insolvency Service's Susan MacLeod said: 'We ever take care identical closely at individuals WHO demonstrate a brush off for creditors, and earmark action at law is interpreted where error is uncovered.'