PART IIWILLS
Interpretation of wills
Extrinsic evidence25
1
This Article applies to a will—
a
in so far as any part of it is meaningless;
b
in so far as the language used in any part of it is ambiguous on the face of it;
c
in so far as evidence, other than evidence of the testator’s intention, shows that the language used in any part of it is ambiguous in the light of surrounding circumstances.
2
In so far as this Article applies to a will extrinsic evidence, including evidence of the testator’s intention, may be admitted to assist in its interpretation.