If
one robs his father and swore falsely to him in denial of the robbery,
and the father dies, and the son then admits his guilt – he pays the
principal and the one-fifth surcharge (for false oath) to his father's
other sons or to the father's brothers – who are the next in line to
inherit.
Although the robber is his father's heir, he may not
keep that which he stole – for he must fulfill the dictate to return
stolen property.
If he doesn't wish or can't pay, he may borrow
from others, repay, and his creditors will may then come and collect
the debt from his inheritance.
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