Property dispute

It's question of morality a very scare comodity. You agree the property was bought by your father in your name. You should share it with other legal heirs of father.

You are absolute owner of the property purchased in your name.

However, it is purely your personal decision, where if you have some morality, you should share with other siblings.

Legally you are entitled to use and enjoy the property bought by your father on  your name but morally not. You should share the property with your siblings.

 

If the family property is jointly owned, it is irrelevant who purchased it or in whose name it is registered. Each inheritor has an equal claim to the entire estate. Hindu law generally considers that. To gain access to the property on your own, you will need to prove to the court that it is a separate piece of property that you purchased with your own money and is in no way related to a joint family fund.

thank you sir for your kind reply

What is in your mind , according to that opinion will be provided .

What is the context for this query?

When was property purchased - subsequent or prior to the birth of your brother?

Are your brothers making claim over the property in your name? Also, who is in possession and occupation of the said property?

No response to the relevant questions raised by experts implies it is a fabricated story posted as time pass.