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04-Nov-2023 (In Family Law)
can i marry my grandfather's brother's son's daughter in hindus.
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Answer #1
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no, you cannot marry with her under hindu religion. as you have mentioned the relationship comes in restricted category. for any elaborate discussion and understanding you may consult a civil lawyer of your area.
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Answer #2
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If your grandfather's brother is his real blood brother and not his cousin, then no, you cannot. It is a prohibited degree of relationship and is barred under the Hindu Marriage Act. She is legally your Niece (Bhatiji). However if your grandfather's brother is not his real brother then there might be scope in analysing the family tree to check whether it is in prohibited degrees.
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Nahin aap apne Kisi bhi bird lag Jab Main shaadi nahin kar sakte Hindu Marriage Act Shabd mein likha hua hai Apne Khoon Ke Rishte mein agar aap Aise karte ho to where is the Gair kanooni tatha sunane hoga isliye aap Aisa Koi Kadam na uthae aapka Bhavishya kharab ho sakta hai
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