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He can do so, however, in this case if the youngest son intends to keep his existing HDB, he will still need to relinquish his ownership in this property, otherwise he will need to sell his own HDB. Read More

Hi,

1) In order for this will to be valid, you must find out whether this flat is owned under the Joint-Tenancy or Tenancy-In-Common.
2) If this is owned under the Joint-Tenancy, your dad will not be able to pass his share down to anyone other than the surviving owner.
3) If this is owned under the Tenancy-In-Common, then this is possible to appoint the successor of his share.
4) Now since the youngest son already owned an HDB flat, he will not be eligible to keep his ownership of 2 HDB flats. He has to decide to dispose of either one of the flats he owned after the inheritance.

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Hi,

It depends on the manner of holding. For Joint-Tenancy, the surviving party will become the owners, in this case, the eldest and second son will continue to be joint owners of the flat.

The Father can only Will his share of the flat is held under Tenancy-in-Common.

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