My father is the eldest among five brothers. Do his younger brothers have any legal right to demand a share in it, simply because my father is the eldest and that makes them eligible to demand share?

My father is the eldest among five brothers. Do his younger brothers have any legal right to demand a share in it, simply because my father is the eldest and that makes them eligible to demand share?

He purchased property in his own name using his personal income before 2017, and the land ownership document (Lalpurja) lists only his name. Can this be considered self-acquired property under Nepali law? P. S: The property is solely purchased by my father.

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