In the will, the testator declares that he has read it in the presence of the notary and, where such is the case, the witness.
If the testator is deaf-mute, the declaration is read to him by the notary in the presence of the witness; if he is deaf, it is read aloud by the testator himself, in the presence of the notary and the witness.
[1991, c. 64, a. 721].
