Article 1126. Closed will

1. The testator is entitled to make a will without giving other persons, including the notary, access to its contents (closed will). 3. The will in a sealed envelope is given to the notary by the testator. In the presence of two witnesses who sign the envelope, the envelope signed by the witnesses is sealed in their presence by a notary in another envelope, on which the notary makes a note about it. A letter containing information on the testator from which the notary accepts the will, the place and date of its adoption, the name, the name, the fatherhood and the place of residence of each witness, in accordance with By accepting an envelope with a sealed will from the testator, the notary is obliged to explain to the testator the contents of paragraph 2 of the present article and articles 1149 of the present Code and 4. On presentation of the death certificate of the person who committed the act, His private will, a notary not later than fifteen days from the date of the presentation of the certificate opens an envelope with a will in the presence of at least two witnesses and persons willing to do so. After the opening of the envelope, the text of the will contained therein shall be read out immediately by the notary, after which the notary shall write together. The original will is kept by the notary. 5. The joint wills of the spouses, the inheritance contracts and the wills containing the decision to establish the inheritance fund may not be closed. This requirement results in the nullity of these wills and contracts.