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What is prohibited degree of marriages in Hindu
12-Apr-2023 (In Family Law)
We are Hindus. My dada (paternal grandfather) and the girl's nana (maternal grandfather) are own brothers. We share common great grandparents. Can we get married under HMA?
No, it is under the provision of prohibited degrees of relationship as per Hindu Marriage Act. As you share the common grand parents and would be treated as prohibited as would be called somewhere as cousin brother and sister. so sorry as per HMA i would not advise for such type of marriage.
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Adv. Salil Tripathi
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No, as per provision section 3(f)(g) of Hindu marriage act, as you are in sapindas relation , which goes up to 3 rd generation for female side and 5 th generation for male side, hence you cannot marry
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Adv. Navjot Kumar
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no, you ca not marry as with the relations you have mentioned above you are brother and sisters however to assists you in a better way please elaborate about relationship of you and girls mother and father and viceversA
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Adv. Meenakshi Aggarwal
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