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It is assumed that Egyptian law prohibits the heirs of a murderer from inheriting the estate of the person they killed intentionally, according to Article 5 of the Inheritance Law No. 77 of 1943. This is contingent upon the murder being deliberate and without an excuse, and the murderer being sane and at least 15 years old. However, if the killing was unintentional, or committed with an excuse, or if the murderer was a child under 15, the inheritance rights remain valid. This includes cases of accidental killing or killings committed in self-defense, where the prohibition on inheritance as a result of intentional murder does not apply.
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