Hi, you need not give any share in the income derived from the property, if they want to share they have to file a suit for partition then all of you get equal share in the property.

1) don't give them any share in your shop income

2) let them move court if they are aggrieved

3) best option is to enter into deed of family settlement with your siblings for property standing in your deceased father name

You are silent on whether your father is dead or alive. If he's dead then it would be better if you mutually settle among yourselves all his properties. Else a suit for partition in a court of law would solve the problem.

If it your father's self acquired property?

Is your father alive now?

If yes for above both, then nobody can claim a share i the property legally.

However if yes for 1 and no for two, then the properties shall b intestate and devolve equally on all the legal heirs therefore you can file a partition suit and seek separate possession of your legitimate share if your brothers refuse to give your share in an amicable manner.

Hello,

1) You are not obligated under law to share the profit from your business. If the shop where you are running the business belongs to your father, he can demand a rent from you.

2) If the property in question is self earned property of your father none of the children have any right in the property per se until he dies or if chooses he can make a will and bequeath the property to anyone of his choice.

1. Is your father alive? If yes, then your brothers can not ask any share from your income from your shop located in your father's property,

2. If he is alive ask him to execute and register a gift deed for the shop in your favour or execute and register a settlement deed giving the said shop to you,

3. if he is not alive, then file a partition suit seeking partition of the property by metes and bound with the help of the Court.

IS the shop run by you alone or it is a family business ? If run by you ,no need to give share other wise you have obliged to pay their share.

Here settle the matter is amicable option. If they need to get their share ,they will suit for partition if the father died intestate with out creating any document with regards to his properties.

If the shop is registered in your name then none of your siblings has a share therein. In so far as your father's property is concerned his wife and all his children have succeeded equally to his property if he passed away without making a will. You are free to file a suit for partition to cull out your share therein. During the lifetime of father none of his heirs has the right to claim a share in his property.