In order to prove that a will is genuine, it is not enough to merely examine a random witness who claims that he saw the attesting witness affix his signature on a will, the Supreme Court recently held.
Some of the common mistakes while writing the Will include writing it in vague language which is difficult for beneficiaries to understand, not signing the Will in the presence of witnesses, appointing a beneficiary as a witness and not registering the Will to make it authentic.