A forged Will is generally one that was made without the deceased’s knowledge – however, a Will could also be considered fraudulent if a signature on the Will is forged, even if the deceased created it. Forgery of a Will is notoriously hard to prove in court, and is usually combined with an allegation of no knowledge or approval. Generally those cases which are won rely on the testimony of a handwriting expert who has found discrepancies between the signature on the Will and the actual signature of the deceased. As ever, though, showing that the Will contradicts wishes expressed by the deceased elsewhere can also be useful as evidence.
The report of FSL would be conclusive as to whether will is forged or not along with deposition of expert. The final evidence coupled with depositions of witness also considered by the court along with FSL.
In the case of Civil procedure the will will be proved through witness and scribe.FSl report and criminal case judgement also make influence in the final verdict .
Court permit to send the will to fsl for signature verification.