Inline Editing is not available for a specific object

Inline editing is a handy bit of user friendliness,less time consuming and an efficient way of editing a value of a field from the detail page of a record OR from List View of records . Enabling inline editing is simple. We can enable from User Interface settings.
Here an image where you can enable inline editing.
Go to the Set up-->Customize-->User Interface-- check Enable Inline Editing check box.

Now inline editing concept will not work for some object. Why is it not working for some object ?
To use inline editing concept then edit action of specific object should not overridden with any visual-force page. If the Edit action has been overridden for an object, Inline Editing will not be available for that object.

To determine this:
For standard objects: Go to Setup | Customize | <Object> | Buttons & Links, and note the "Overridden" checkbox next to the 'Edit' standard button.

For custom objects: Go to Setup | Create | Objects | <Object>, scroll down to the Buttons & links section, and note the "Overridden" checkbox next to the 'Edit' standard button.

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