A pharmaceutical company owns several patents for drug formulations, registered trademarks for its brand names, and proprietary manufacturing processes developed in-house and registered in company's name.

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A pharmaceutical company owns several patents for drug formulations, registered trademarks for its brand names, and proprietary manufacturing processes developed in-house and registered in company's name.

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The liquidator can sell or license these intellectual property rights to other pharmaceutical companies or investors, and the proceeds form part of the liquidation estate available for distribution to creditors. The liquidation estate shall comprise assets over which the corporate debtor has ownership rights including intangible assets, intellectual property [Section 36(3)(d) of IBC].

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