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Asset-freezing order issued for TAG founder
Six other directors undertook agreements not to act as directors for several years, earlier in the year.
A spokesman for the couple’s lawyers, Maclay Murray & Spens, said the firm could not comment on ongoing litigation.
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Asset-freezing order issued for TAG founder
The liquidator is currently investigating the validity of an £11 million dividend paid out by TAG in 2001.
Mr Langford could be disqualified from holding a directorship for up to 15 years, following proceedings being brought by the Insolvency Service, part of the Department of Trade and Industry. His wife and fellow director Debbie faces similar proceedings.
In addition, Mrs Langford was last month ordered by the High Court to repay £253,220, in relation to her salary as a director of TAG. She was also ordered to pay £45,000 in costs, and around £70,000 in interest.
