WILL Deed

1. Property CANNOT be disposed off on basis of WILL,  "TILL" Father is alive.

2. One Son can purchase or take gift of the property of Second Son, as & when required.

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Yes.  As per your query, your father is alive.  so either you or your brother cannot sell the property as the Will comes into force after the death of the Testator.

Let friends or relatives of your father explain the difficulty to your father and let him rewrite will as suggested by local advocate to avoid any such complications / disputes in future.

Please see to it that your father is counselled to modify the Will properly, as the present Will creates more problems than it settles if any.

Please go through replies and contact advocate with your hypothetical assumption. so that advocates can explain practical problems if any to your father and redraft the will that is not complicated.

Any suggestion depends upon the locally prevailing law. Please examine whether each floor could be got registered as separate property. Anyhow, the matter is a mere contingency at present.

It all depends upon the way the property is and it's extent. Can it be divided between brothers exactly half to each? Unless the property is seen nobody can give a suggestion. 

The son is not the owner.

Seek professional service of a local lawyer with relevant documents.

As long as father is alive, sons get no right under the will. It’s only after the demise of father the WILL come into operation. So at this point no question of selling ground or first floor by sons. In case of inheritance after the demise of fathers, The other son can sell his First a Floor since there’s no impediment for the sale. But the prospective vendee has to take possession of the said floor THROUGH court if the entire house is in possession of One Son. If he’s having threat then an Injunction suit can be filled against the prospective vendee but not against brother.