不是的。應該是產權給他的繼承人。

In a tenancy in common, if one of the owners passes away, they can leave their share of the property to anyone they choose. However, in a joint tenancy, there is a principle called survivorship. What this means is that if two owners are joint tenants and one dies, their share automatically passes to the surviving joint tenant upon death. They cannot leave it to anyone else in their will. There are some tax advantages in holding property as joint tenants as it can reduce estate taxes.

https://www.thestar.com/business/personal_finance/2012/01/07/know_your_rights_when_you_share_a_property.html