Hindu Marriage act Hindu Marriage act

9 months ago

According to Hindu marriage act can a girl marry to her 3rd generation cousin from maternal side and 5th generation from a father side a boy can get married

Anik

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A.Dear Client,
as per the Hindu Marriage Act 1955, a near relationship is not allowed. In other words, it is called a Sapinda relationship in which three generations from the mother's side and five generations from the father's side come under this marriage. This kind of marriage is not allowed.
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