- Hamish Jiddiyyah (Security Deposit held as Collateral)
- CA-4.7.8- Hamish Jiddiyyah (HJ), a refundable security deposit taken by the bank prior to establishing a contract, carries a limited recourse to the extent of damages incurred by the bank when the purchase orderer fails to honour a binding promise to purchase (PP) or promise to lease (PL). The bank has recourse to the clients in the PP/PL if the HJ is insufficient to cover for the damages. Apr 08
- CA-4.7.9- In the case of a non-binding PP/PL, the HJ shall be refunded in full to the clients, and hence is not considered as an eligible CRM. Apr 08
