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Allowing some measure of transferability of land rights, depending on the particular country or tenure regime circumstances, allows the landless to access land through sales and rental markets or through public transfers, and further increases productive investment incentives. (World Bank)

In law, transferability can be defined as the right for a possessor of property to transfer it to a third party with or without consideration, using the same standard of proof that he has proved he is the valid owner and that he exerted his right to transfer. (Chegg)

Law also restricts transferability of weapons, narcotics, drugs, antiquities, etc. for reasons of public or national interest [...] (Acquisition and Loss of Ownership of Goods by )

War is becoming privatized (Nye 2004) as a result of the democratization of technology and knowledge (Friedman, 2001), miniaturization of weaponry and lethality, increased accessibility and transferability of weapons of mass destruction, and a rising number of prospective terrorists with religiously entrenched motivations to terrorize. (University of Victoria)