A.K. v. A.S.

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• rejecting rule that doctrine of probable intent does not apply when the document is clear on its face, concluding \a court may resort to extrinsic evidence to unveil ambiguity that does not appear on the document's face\
• distinguishing between interpretation and reformation of trust instruments

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