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Bookmark or Share- All you need to know about sapinda relationships - iPleadersUnder the Hindu Marriage Act of 1955, one of the two basic elements of a legitimate Hindu marriage is a sapinda relationship and degrees of prohibited relationship. Sapinda relationships refer to extended family ties that span generations, such as father, grandpa, and so on.
- What are incestuous ‘sapinda’ marriages, and why has Delhi High Court ...What is a sapinda marriage? A sapinda marriage is one between individuals who are related to each other within a certain degree of closeness. Sapinda relationships for the purposes of the HMA are defined in Section 3 of the Act.
- Ceremonies of Hindu Marriage and Sapinda Relationship - Drishti JudiciaryAccording to Hindu law, when two persons offer PINDA to the same ancestor it is known as SAPINDA relation. These relations are connected to each other with the same blood.
- Sapinda Relationship in HindusSapinda Exogamy. Sapinda exogamy is the practice of prohibiting marriage within sapinda relationships. This tradition serves several purposes: Prevention of Inbreeding: By disallowing marriages within close familial ties, the genetic health of offspring is safeguarded.; Social Harmony: Sapinda rules ensure alliances are formed outside the immediate family, strengthening inter-family bonds.
- Understanding Sapinda Relationship and Prohibited Degrees in Hindu ...According to the Hindu Marriage Act of 1955, one of the two prerequisites for a legally recognised Hindu marriage is a sapinda connection, along with varying degrees of banned ties. The term “sapinda” is derived from Sanskrit, meaning “related by the same body.”
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