The related example is a growing crop still rooted in its field. Pledging only the standing crop, while excluding the land to which it is attached, is invalid in the rule stated here.
The crop's physical attachment makes the required separate custody unattainable merely by declaring that “the wheat is pledged, but not the field.”
Example: a grower pledges standing wheat but continues controlling the field. A distinct delivery of the attached collateral has not occurred.
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Standing crops without the land
Kitab al-Rahn: Pledge Formation, Possession, Liability and Eligible Collateral
The related example is a growing crop still rooted in its field. Pledging only the standing crop, while excluding the land to which it is attached, is invalid in the rule stated here.
The crop's physical attachment makes the required separate custody unattainable merely by declaring that “the wheat is pledged, but not the field.”
Example: a grower pledges standing wheat but continues controlling the field. A distinct delivery of the attached collateral has not occurred.