One of the inalienable rights of man over his property is the right to transfer it. The owner's ability to seize any kind of property has been accepted in all legal systems as a general rule, although there are exceptions. In the analysis of this general rule, the main attention is limited to financial rights and the existence of such ownership dominance in non-material rights faces doubts. The possibility of transferring immaterial rights and owning or not owning them is ambiguous. Therefore, this article has investigated the right of intercession and whether it has the ability to be transferred in a descriptive, analytical way and using documentary sources, which has resulted in achievements, such as the fact that the right can be transferred if it has property. This was proved for the right of intercession. Another thing is that for the transfer of the right of intercession there are conditions such as the realization of the sale transaction, immovable property, and the existence of a partnership. But about whether the right of protection can be transferred to others or not? There are two promises that some believe can be transferred; Because any right that has property can be transferred, while others believe that the right of intercession cannot be transferred, unless they cite reasons to prove their claim. This promise has power.