The will must be signed by two living witnesses.\rIt should be attested by a gazetted officer or a notary.\rThe will should specify the name of the guardian/relative entrusted with making medical decisions in case the maker of the will is incapacitated.\rThe hospital treating the patient should establish a medical board comprising three doctors, two of whom must be subject experts with at least five years of experience.\rOne primary and secondary medical board should be constituted within the same hospital.\rUpon referral to the medical boards, they should provide their opinion within 48 hours, allowing the directives of the living will to be implemented.\rIf there are differences in opinions or if the boards refuse to grant permission, the relative or guardian can approach the High Court to request a new medical board.