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2 years ago

can i marry my maternal grandmother's brother's son's daughter according to hindu marriage act

Abhimanyu Shandilya

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A.Dear Client,
As per the Hindu Law one cannot marry a relative who belong to the same SAPINDA. Sapinda is something which links the ancestory of the person as if they come from the same stock (PINDA). You check with your local traditions and rules whether you and the girl will fall into the same sapinda or not. If not then you can marry.
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