Can I marry my grandmothers brothers sons daughter?

So legally you can marry a cousin, who is son/daughter of your mother’s brother or of your father’s sister. In this sense, you cannot marry son/daughter of your mother’s sister or father’s brother. This is followed in many South Indian Hindu familes.

Can I marry my grandmothers brothers son?

No. As your case fall in the category of Sapinda Relationship and in Sapinda relationship you cannot marry upto 5 generations from the side of your father and 3 generations fro m your mother. your case fall under this category.

Can you marry cousin brother?

Section 5 of the Hindu Marriage Act bans, among other things, marriage between a brother and sister, uncle and niece, aunt and nephew, or children of brother and sister or of two brothers or of two sisters. The marriage is void, unless the custom of the community permits it.

What is my relationship to my grandmother’s sister?

Your grandmother’s sister (or sister-in-law) is most correctly called your grandaunt. Likewise your grandmother’s brother is your granduncle, or commonly great uncle. Your grandaunt is your mother or father’s aunt, just as your grandparent is your mother or father’s parent.

Can brothers children marry each other?

Parallel cousin marriage is a less prevalent institution, but does occur in some societies. In this situation the children of two same sex siblings marry. Patrilateral parallel cousin marriage, the marriage of brothers’ children is the standard pattern.

Can I marry my fathers brothers daughters daughter?

If you are a Hindu then this relationship comes within the prohibited degree of relationship as you both are sapindas of each other. Hence, you can’t marry each other. As in the present case, your relationship is falling within three lines of ancestry so as per Hindu law you cannot marry her.

What relation is my grandmothers brothers son?

The son of your grandma’s brother is your mom’s cousin, or your second cousin. His children are your THIRD COUSINS.