Father's property

yes.It is his self earned property ,so he can give it to anybody.Only way not to compel him transfer the property at his life time or making a will...if he dies without a Will then all legal heirs can claim that property.

yes if the property is self acquired property of your father - you cannot lay any claim to the property and he is free to gift/will/sell the same to anybody. If he dies without a will If your father got married to the second lady, then his other children get property equally with you.

Bharat Chugh

Advocate Supreme Court of India

Thank you very much for your valuable reply. 

But Please provide some solution as it will be very difficult to survive for my elder brother and he really deserve for it as he has completely devoted his life in farm work and he can't do any other work than farming at this age. 

     I also heard that my elder brother's son that is, the grandson of my father can claim for this property.

Thanks, 

Naren

No. Your father can do any thing he wants to do legally with his self acquired property. The only course of action left before you is to plead before your father. 

yes. your father can dispose of his individual property in whatever way he likes. you have only right in the ancestral property..ya his grandson can claim a right in the property but only after attaining majority that is 18 years.  grandson from other wife of your father do not have any right in the property..