property

Madam,

To get appropriate relief, you must come out with proper documents in suport of your claim,such as how your father acquire the property , is there any will , who are legal heirs etc

Better you contact competent civil advocate along with suporting documents,All the best

Madam,

I can understand your pain but  dont describe those things here, secondly tunless you explain following details no experts can help you-

1.How your father acquire the property (ex, heriditery,self acquired etc)

2.In What capacity your brother sold the property ? because if he dont have clear title over property no body would buy those flats

3. Whether your father gifted property in his favour or whether your father executed GPA in his favour

Madam, First of all, I am very much regret of your situation. 

Do you have any copy(ies) of the sale deed(s) in the name of your father.  In case of availabilty of those papers, Apply for Encumbrance Ceritificates for the same.  In the Encumbrance Certificates, you may find the entries, how the properties have been conveyed to the third party(ies) and the mortgage made with the bank, etc., If the same is done by your father, you may not have any other remedy and at the same time if it is done only by your brother, excluding you and your father, it may amounts to illegal transfer, then you may seek remedy from the Civil Court.  Kindly keep updated. 

Regards

K.Gopalakrishnan.

Saroja Ji is right. But i think this is your father property and he was the owner of the property and this is self acquared property of your father so your right on these both property as per legal heir of your father. Now If your brothers r not agree with u and not give your right at that time u contact local lawyer with all documents and discuss about your problem then he file a civil suit.