Abstract
A result giving conditions under which a polynomial ring over a principal ideal domain is not pole assignable is proved. It is then deduced that Z[ Xa] and K[ X, Y] ( K a field) are not pole assignable rings. Explicit examples of reachable pairs of matrices which are not pole assignable are also given.
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