Cap. 16 Art. 692Inadmissibility of evidence to show that the words of the will are contrary to the intention of the testator.

(1) No evidence is admissible which is intended to show that the institution or legacy, made in favour of any person, or body corporate, or for any use specified in the will, is merely fictitious, and that such institution or legacy is in reality made in favour of a person or body corporate, or for a use, not disclosed in the will, notwithstanding any expression contained in the will calculated to constitute an indication or a presumption of any such intention.

(2) The provisions of this article shall not apply in any case in which the institution or legacy is impeached on the ground that such institution or legacy was made through intermediaries in favour of persons under a disability.