Copyright is a proprietary right therefore is of a special nature because the right is only granted to the creator or owner / holder of the rights concerned for within a certain period of time obtaining legal protection to announce, reproduce, distribute, and other works of his work, or grant permission to Other people to do these things. Copyright is classified as the right to movable objects, so that copyright may be transferred either wholly or partially due to inheritance, grant, endowment, testament, written agreement, or any other cause levied in accordance with the provisions of the law. The arrangement of the inheritance of copyright shall be regulated in accordance with the inheritance law based on the Civil Code which regulates the status of a person's property after passing away by means of transfer of such property to another person and Law Number 28 Year 2014 concerning the Copyright that regulates the inheritance of copyright. Copyright as an inherited property may transfer or transfer ownership in whole or in part which takes place automatically since the death of the copyright owner (heir) and the status of copyright after being inherited is still recognized and protected by Law Number 28 of 2014.