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I am looking for some advice on court marrige


21-Jul-2023 (In Family Law)
I want to marry my nani's brother's daughter's son is it possible as per hindu lawn(My mother's mama's daughter's son)
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Answer #1
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Hi There are degrees of prohibited relationships under the Hindu Marriage Act. The act under section 3(g) states two individuals can’t marry if they are in a prohibited relationship. Will need a bit more clarity on the relationship to guide you. Feel free to get in touch in case of further discussions. Regards Adv. Abhinav Sharma
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Answer #2
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according to hindu law and hindu marriage Act there is a realtion of prohibition which does not exist here. If the relation what you are justifying is exact and does not form a sapinda relation then the marriage under hindu act is permissible. you can proceed with the aspect of marriage, but first get hold of the truth that you want the marriage to be succesful
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Answer #3
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aap aryaa samaj mein shadi karke certificate le sakte h fr sdm k pass marriage registration karva sakte h depend on area yeh dono certificate k baad hi shadi valid maani jayegi. out of India bhi unhi certificate k basis pe ja sakenge
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