Chinese national charged for appointing Singaporean to purchase restricted property

SINGAPORE: A Chinese national was charged in court on Monday for allegedly appointing a Singaporean to purchase a restricted property in 2014 and hold it in trust for him.

He was purportedly told by a Singaporean, named in court documents as Song Fanrong, that he would not be eligible to buy the property in his own name as he was a foreigner, police said in a news release. Song allegedly offered to buy the property on Chen’s behalf and to transfer the ownership to him once he gets his Singapore citizenship or permanent residency.

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