Ikkeoverførbar

Ikkeoverførbar is a Norwegian adjective meaning not transferable. It describes something that cannot be transferred from the original holder to another person or entity. In legal, administrative, and everyday use, the term marks a personal or non-assignable character of rights, obligations, or items.

Common domains where het is applied include rights and licenses, tickets and vouchers, and benefits or entitlements. Personal licenses, professional certifications, and identities are typically ikkeoverførbare; the right is granted to and held by a specific person and cannot be transferred to someone else. Tickets or vouchers may be labeled as ikkeoverførbare to prevent resale or transfer of the right to use a service or attend an event. Visas, passports, and other travel or immigration documents are generally ikkeoverførbare, tied to the individual applicant. Welfare or social benefits are often personal and not transferable to another person.

In contractual and legal contexts, a clause indicating ikkeoverførbarhet means that rights or obligations cannot be assigned or delegated without consent. Transfer restrictions can be explicit in contract terms or arise from the nature of the right itself. Exceptions may exist if the original holder approves a substitution or if the law permits assignment under specific conditions.

Overall, ikkeoverførbar emphasizes the personal and non-transferable nature of a right, benefit, or obligation, limiting or prohibiting its transfer to others.