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Legal Impediments to the Collateralization of Intellectual Property in the Malaysian Dual Banking System
Ida Madieha Azmi, Engku Rabiah Adawiyah Engku Ali
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Asian Journal of Comparative Law / Volume 2 / 2007

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16 April 2015, pp. 1-34
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This paper examines the legal impediments facing the acceptability of intellectual property as collateral in Malaysia. As Malaysia practises a dual banking system, conventional and Islamic, both running parallel to each other, the position of intellectual property under the Islamic banking system will also be analysed. This, in turn, requires a deeper elaboration of principles relating to collateral security or rahn in Shari'ah law. The paper also proceeds to explore the suitability, acceptability and practical risks of allowing intellectual property as a form of security in comparison to “physical assets”.