If u are a Malay, why didn't u say so? And don't use an ang mo
pen-name.
Non-Muslims are subject to Joint Tenancy and Tenants in Common
in accordance with english/commonweath law.
Muslims have different inheritance law. Any will written based
on english/commonweath law written by your father CANNOT be
honoured because Muslim law in Singapore takes precidence. Your
father can still write a will, BUT HE CANNOT WRITE A WILL TO WILL
100% OF HIS ESTATE TO YOU. HE CAN ONLY WILL U A PORTION OF HIS
ESTATE TO YOU.
HOWEVER, if all your siblings and mother have a meeting, and all
your siblings and mother agree that you can have 100% of your
father's estate, THEN AND ONLY THEN U CAN HAVE 100% of your
father's estate.
This is my limited knowledge of inheritance laws in S'pore. To
confirm what I wrote above, please refer to a Shariah lawyer.
That's the problem... my half brothers confirm won't agree
one... So wondering can Singapore common law overides this "faraid"
claim...