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By Paul Lashmar

 

 

March 23, 2003

Bankruptcy threat to Imperial Bosses; directors of failed finance group face court claim for pounds 472,000

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The disgraced chiefs of Imperial Consolidated, the failed UK-based offshore finance group, are facing bankruptcy after a creditor issued court proceedings. Deighton International, the Southampton-based leisure and tourism company, has filed a bankruptcy petition against Lincoln Fraser and Jared Brook in the Grimsby County Court.

 

Mr Fraser and Mr Brook are believed to owe in the region of pounds 472,000 to Deighton's boss, Philip Deighton, and his wife Joan. The two men are former directors of Imperial Consolidated, which went bust last year owing investors some pounds 200m. However, the bankruptcy does not directly involve the Imperial fiasco.

 
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David Marchant, publisher of the Offshore Alert newsletter, who has been monitoring the Imperial scandal, commented: "As bankrupts, they will not be allowed to participate in the management of British-based companies. However, they are already banned as directors yet still operate such firms while the DTI does nothing. So it should be a case of 'business as usual' even if Deighton International's petitions are successful."

 
 
 

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