46Use of extrinsic evidence to clarify a will

### 46 Use of extrinsic evidence to clarify a will > > (1)  In proceedings to construe a will, evidence, including evidence of the testator's intention, is admissible to the extent that the language used in the will renders the will, or any part of the will – > > > > > > (a) meaningless; or > > > > > > > (b) ambiguous on the face of the will; or > > > > > > > (c) ambiguous in the light of the surrounding circumstances. > > > (2)  Evidence of a testator's intention is not admissible to establish any of the circumstances referred to in [subsection (1)(c)](#GS46@Gs1@Hpc@EN) . > > > (3)  Nothing in this section prevents evidence that is otherwise admissible at law from being admissible in proceedings to construe a will.