1) being a witness to will is no crime .

2) it is your uncle wish whom he wants to bequeath his property to

3)as on date no criminal case is filed .

4) if any case is filed police will record your statement

5) you have to in your statement tell the truth

6) that your uncle signed will in your presence and that of other witness

7) you wont be arrested by police .

1) if police come looking out for you have your statement recorded

2) you have not committed any offence by being a witness

3) be fearless

Hi, though he may file a police complaint against you but one thing remember it is very difficult to prove the case before the court and secondly you are only a witness to the will.

2. Suppose if he file a complaint police will register the FIR and then come to you then you better apply for anticipatory bail in the court.

1. Is your Uncle still alive?

2. The charge of concealing a design to commit an offence u/s 120B shall have to be accompanied with the section applicable with the said alleged offence. What is that offence?

3. However, do not worry as no charge will stand on you for signing as a witness of a will.

1. Lodge a police complaint against them alleging their said threat,

2. No body will arrest you for that allegation,

3. If the testator is alive then the allegation of 120B against you will fall from its legs.

1. After the filing of the case the police will be at liberty to arrest you any time.

2. To avoid being arrested and lodged in jail you should apply for pre-arrest bail immediately.

1. Is your uncle who made the WILL alive?

2. Two persons would have witnessed the execution of the WILL, you are one and where is the other one.

3. I think it was your uncle's self acquired property and he was well within his rights to give his property to any body including his brothers and there can be no compulsion that the self-acquired property can only be given to sons and you, as one of the witnesses, had no role to play in the execution of the WILL.

4. Your uncle's sons may challenge the execution of WILL in the competent court and may not approach Police in this regard. Even if the Police come in search of you, they may come only to enquire you to know whether you had abetted in the execution of WILL by your uncle.

5.You can take the help of a local lawyer if need be.

A. Don't worry about the police action. You are the just witness in your uncle will. If your uncle is competent and mentally fit to execute a will that no one question about it.

B. As you said, you are expecting criminal cases against yourself under the section 120 B for criminal conspiracy, but it is not easy to establish because of the testator must give his statement in respect of there was no undue influence, mislead, fraud at the time of execution of will and no role of any other persons.

C. In case, if complaint registered, you should have applied for anticipatory bail, but till now no complaint has registered against.