If the father is not ready to distribute the property then that is better as you may then file a partition suit after him if relations with your brother go from bad to worse.

In case your brother is trying to pressure your father to sell the property or to transfer it to him then legally you don't have much options.

You may talk to your father to either equally distribute the property or make a will.

- As per law, you both having no right to claim over the self acquired property of your father during his life time 

- Further, your father can transfer his property to any of you without taking the consent of each of you

- If he writes a Will in favour of your older brother , then you can challenge the same before the court , and can get equal share in the property . 

If the same is self acquired property of father sim can’t force him to distribute. If they are ancestral then he can file partition suit 

If you are already aware of any such instrument, will or gift deed, which you elder brother has forcefully taken from your father, challenge it in the court and seek its cancellation.

if you do not know about any such doc, and want to conduct and inquiry, engage a local advocate who can do a search for your in the Sun Registrar Office 

Father is free to bequeath his property to any person of his choice. Sons donot have any right in the property of father, however, if father die without WILL and if father did not dispose property during his life time only then right of children of deceased arise. However, every deed is required to be executed on proper payable stamp paper and also the same is required to be registered. To keep a watch you can write to registrar of area and can keep watch on registration of document. By filing RTI you can ascertain the actual position. 

If your father is not willing to distribute the property, you can file a suit for partition in the civil court, claiming your share . You can also send a legal notice to your brother if he is pressuring your father to sign a deed that transfers all the properties to him. If you have been denied a share in your ancestral property, you can also file a suit for declaration and partition against all brothers.

It's important to note that fraud and cheating are criminal offenses. If you suspect that your brother has obtained the property by fraud or cheating, you can lodge an FIR against him for cheating and criminal breach of trust in the concerned police station. If the police do not take cognizance of your complaint, you can file a private case under section 420 of the Indian Penal Code before the Magistrate court.

I hope this information helps. Please let me know if you have any further questions.

You have to file suit to set aside gift deed executed by father on grounds of coercion 

gift deed should be stamped and registered 

Dear Client,

Documenting Intentions: If the father decides not to transfer the properties to the older brother and wishes to keep things fair, he might consider documenting his intentions legally. This could include drafting a will, setting up a trust, or other legal mechanisms that ensure his wishes are upheld after his passing.

Capacity and Coercion: If there is evidence that the older brother is coercing or pressuring the father into signing away his properties, it might be possible to challenge the validity of such a document in court on the grounds of undue influence or lack of mental capacity

Conservatorship/Guardianship: If the father's mental capacity is compromised and he is being taken advantage of, the younger brother might explore the possibility of seeking conservatorship or guardianship to protect his father's interests.

Eventually you will have no idea when the will is made it is the responsibility of your father to avoid the dispute among the children irrespective of the habits.

Your father can make will for the properties he earned.

In case is making any whill of his earned property you can claim properties where you have made any investment to acquire that properties but you will have this year in property which is ancestral  in nature

If this property belonged to your father then neither you nor your brother can claim any rights  over it at least not during your father's lifetime.

If your brother is putting pressure on your father for transferring the entire property to his name by some or the other secret means, you may instruct your father to not to give in to any kind of pressure and also can advise your father to either bequeath the property equally to both of you o make a conditional registered settlement deed dividing the property to both of you with life interest vesting on him which wil, secure your interest in the share of property to you.

Hi, If the property is self acquired property of your father he can dispose of the property according to his wills and fancy.  But if the property is ancestral one you have every right over the property.

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Your father has the absolute right to distribute his properties. Any will made by your father will come into effect only after his demise and any kind of pressure, coercion, etc. can be challenged in Court only afterwards.