THE morning session of the second day of arguments for the government's winding up petition against Baha Mar came to a close when the mega resort's legal team challenged the selection of the latest prospective provisional liquidators, Ernst and Young.

James Corbett, one of two QCs representing the seven Baha Mar affiliated companies that are facing being wound up, brought the issue of potential conflict to Justice Ian Winder's attention before going to his substantive submissions - in the afternoon session - on why the government's winding up petition should be dismissed...

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