Raju kumar (chairman) 03 August 2013
Adv Archana Deshmukh (Practicing Advocate) 03 August 2013
Is it the self acquired property of your father or an ancestral property? If it is his self acquired property then, he does not require anybody's consent to give it to you. A will should be properly drafted and signed by two witnessess. Care should be taken while drafting the will in respect of certain things particularly if you are sure that the will is going to be challanged by others, so that even if it is challanged you have a strong case. Take the services of a professional lawyer and get it drafted, and register it in the sub-registrar's office [registration is not legally mandatory but is good in many aspects] .
Advocate Sastry (Advocate) 03 August 2013
Since the properties are self earned by your father, he can write property in your name... I feel that the objection of your brothers may be that they have to look after you because of your illness... Let the will be drafted well as advised by Adv. Archana
Bharatkumar (ADVOCATE ) 03 August 2013
If it is your father self acquired property then, he does not require anybody's consent to give it to you. Your father make a Gift Deed/Sale Deed in your favour and then registrastion this doucument at Sub-Registrar Office thenafter you are owner of this property.
Raju kumar (chairman) 13 August 2013