In which of the following situations would a court not consider extrinsic evidence? Question 18 options: a) When it establishes that the language of the will reflects a drafting error. b) When a litigant offers evidence to show that a testator would not have revoked a will if he had known that an alternative disposition would fail. c) When a devisee claims that evidence will show that a will apparently clear on its face is actually ambiguous. d) When an intestate heir offers evidence that another devisee deceived the testator and that the heir was cut out of the will as a result