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Anil Jamwal   09 September 2019

Marriage

Can i marry my great grandfather's son's daughter's son's daughter??


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Anand R Dwivedi (Legal Advisor / Advocate)     09 September 2019

No. If you are a Hindu under Hindu Marriage Act 1955. No Sapinda relationship is allowed under governing law.

Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Advocate)     10 September 2019

Given facts indicate that the marraige is illegal as your name indicates you are Hindu.

Dr. MPS RAMANI Ph.D.[Tech.] (Scientist/Engineer)     10 September 2019

Sapinda relatioship is counted only through patriarchial heirarchy except with regard to one's own mother. Prohibition for marriage between cousins is up to 5 generations on the father's side and 3 generations on the mother's side, counting the person himseff/herself as generation 1. You are cousin of the father of the girl beyond 3 generations on his mother's side. And you are marrying his daughter only. Go ahead you can marry her.


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