One of the main respected principles in stock companies is the principle of transferability of shares. However, sometimes restrictions may be brought to said freedom through after registering the status into the company’s Articles of Incorporation. Such type of restrictions are called as ““Registered shares with restricted””. In addition to it, permission of the public posts may also be required for transfer of stock on certain specified joint stock companies through special arrangements which arise from the finance policy of the state. The scope and objective of this study is about the legal qualification of such restrictions of which examples may be found in Banking Law, Insurance Law, Capital Market Law. In this framework, such permission mechanisms which are mentioned both in legal frame and also in certain circulars and regulations are reviewed and the legal qualifications of such mechanisms are attempted to be reviewed in the Result and Discussion part of this article.