Marriage under Hindu Law - Family Law

[@milindphadke4921]

Kindly note that this Act, that is, the Hindu Marriages Act,1955 extends to whole of India from 31.10.2019 after passing of the J&K Reorganisation Act,2019.

[@ImLokpal]

Thanks 👍

[@ADITYARAJ-nj3te]

Pakhandi, pakhand failana band kro, Exactly baat batao, pakhand ko mix karke Mt batao

[@dynamic.ix.]

Hi bro 👋🏻​@@ImLokpal

[@jyotishpandey2744]

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[@mdsamimmolla1510]

Ok

[@subhajitpurkait8934]

Sapinda Relationship is very much well explained, har roz aap impress karte ja rahe ho, thanks again Fan ban gaya.

[@hasansameer1235]

Allah apko salamat rakhe apni is khidmat k liye. Sapinda samjhana asan nahi hota, apne bohot acha samjhaya!

[@angelgarg9441]

The way you explained sapinda relationship is really impressive kasam se hamari college ke ma'am bhi aise nai samjha paye really good

[@avinashsinghbaghel6644]

Aur hamare college mein Madam ne samjhaya hi nahi

[@rktiwa]

Good voice, beutiful explanation and engaging presentation! Outstanding. This I call teaching. Thank you.

[@anupamasharma7040]

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[@keerthanasatheesh9639]

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[@akshaygaykar1267]

खूप छान पध्दतीने शिकवता सर... तुरंत समज मे आता हैं! It was more conceptual and informative. session

[@PramodNigam]

Bhai, bahut ache se teach kiya hai. Maza aa gay. I think I'll never ever forget this topic in future.

[@nandinipradhan9766]

Vedio chahe kitna lamba ho wo matter Nahi karta par hamko poora concept poora Karni hai. College me achhe se padhaya ni jata to ham resource dhoondte hai taaki hum concept clear Kar Sake. Thank btw I appreciate you.

[@prasannapathak3258]

Nice presentation.

[@Gagandeepsingh-j6b]

Mera topic ek dum clear ho gya....same diagram bna Li copy pe...bhut assan ho gya

[@ananyamishra5508]

Thanks a lot for explaining an extremely tricky and confusing topic in such an amazing manner.Just loved your way of teaching.Thanks again!!!😊

[@sanyuktaverma7697]

Hello sir!! I am law graduate. Now I am looking forward for masters program. I am really very thankful to you sir. Thank you so much for this amazing explanation. Today while watching your class session I was thinking that why??? I haven't watched your channel at the time of my college when I was studying these subjects. I would have definitely score good marks in my graduation. Many points which I have never clear about after watching I felt I can crack any competitive exam. Thank you once again sir!!

[@deepalisaini3188]

That extra laugh " Dadi vale level ka bhai ye kya bat hui chlo koi bat nahi " Makes a friendly environment it feels like discussing it with friend nd easy to learn rather then, bookish lanugage thankyou soo much again

[@anjupaudyal2019]

Thank u sir for your video .....bcoz my exam is after 4days I don't know what to write but after watching your video I got some idea now I don't need to look at my book bcoz I understand from your video ....

[@morningvibes6778]

best channel for law👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@mr.a.k.tripathi7120]

Jab aap sapinda tree explain kr rhe the toh literally mere saamne khana rakha tha but I wasn't eating and listening to you bcz aap bht bht bht achhe se and clearly explain kr rhe the. You're so good at it. Koi chahe bhi toh isko background me chala ke khana nahi kha skta...hahahah!!! 😅👍👍👍👍

[@YGLAW]

That is one of the greatest compliment ever, padhai ke liyee khana rukva diya maine 😆, thank you :)

[@diganthjain8172]

YG's explanation feels like a friend explaining !

[@Shar9870]

Have seen many good videos on family law but I must say your teaching method is by far the best and easiest. Please keep up the good work sir, you made the concept so much easy to understand 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@prerna1925]

Sir ...Aap kitna mast padhate ho ...Really me now I am able to understand thanku for making me pass my xm.

[@shivhopechat93]

Wo.... Easy to understand thanks a lot.. sir u r great teacher ❤️ u.... And vry nyc funny example---- ichcha papar pkka papar 😂😁👍 Thanks again....

[@adityakholiya4842]

The way you taught is totally beyond what is excepted by teacher who teaches in College, although we and many of us May be any professional course student. But in practical subjects like chemistry, physics where we definitely need that kind of teaching circle where we can gain practical knowledge of it by physically learning it. Same is for these law subjects as constitution is partially can be Said as only of bookish knowledge is concerned but its shows laws of country and society, we May only go through different books of it but when we read it complimentary with other legal subjects like family law,cr.p.c so we definitely read a silent environment for studying mostly understanding it rather than only getting attached with bookish language. Family law is a very vast subject it definitely needs that physical surrounding where we are dealing with a particular case,so we can easily find it's real cause and conclusion at the end.These type of serious subjects will be very much effective when any Person from legal background argues in that way in a family court, their only we can more easily get knowledge of that particular act and law. Like yg law teaches it with such well structure manner is totally incredible, and we understand it more perfectly. Some society based issues if we just restrain it till pages of books so we can't have substantial knowledge of it. I truely appreciate the endeavour of yg sir in teaching it like way we comes up,I as law student obedience such elephantile experienced teachers. Thanks very much

[@ABDULREHMAN-dh7ol]

Best explanation till now ....really loved it and Highly appreciated ❤ Thanks

[@shaikayesha9410]

Yes

[@Swadheenta06]

Saptpadi( seven steps) and satphere are entirely different things. Kindly recheck and correct me if I am wrong. Thankyou so much for such a lucid explainataion.

[@pranav_281]

Saptpadi or Saat Phere (Seven steps taken by the bridegroom and the bride jointly before the sacred fire). Both are same things

[@syedaruqaiya4768]

Chalo shadi toh hogayi complete ab vidai me humko rona nahi aayegah apne padhaya hi ittna acha hai sir ...💃❤

[@rajeshtank2087]

Hi brother, I really like the way u explain. Pls make a video on two landmark judgement by Honourable SC - 1. Dastane vs Dastane 2. Samar Ghosh vs Jaya ghosh.

[@anilkumarsingh9998]

YG.. You are very great teacher I must say this after listening your 4-5 Videos..Your Teaching technique is amazing 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@the_sophasticated_parsi]

P Venkatraman vs State (494 ipc- Bigamy) Gullipillu sowria Raj vs Bhandaru Pavani

[@chillmaar1883]

love ur way of teaching, I would recommend this to my faculty..!!

[@Nikhil-dx9kc]

😂😂😂😂

[@shahiremon9157]

Thanks. Watching from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 Shahir Emon Department of Law, University of Barishal.

[@akshaygupta9862]

Bhai tumhare yahan bhi hai kya ye concept 😮

[@saulgoodman124]

Tommorrow is exam at 9 a.m and I am starting at 12 A.m now.....in 8 hours i will complete both hindu and muslim law......just bcz of your greatness!! Thanks

[@YGLAW]

You have the greatest username in youtube history man 😂😂😂

[@Lawdecode2]

Gajab Bhai ...maza ahgya sunn kr 1No. ... Thank you Bhai for this ♥️

[@prof.jeetendratiwari6834]

Very very nicely explained in a simple language..Thank you

[@bidyahaobijam2101]

Lol 😆 very clean and smooth family tree diagram Sapinda!! Thank you .. love your explanation.

[@bunnykulshreshtha]

Bhai hm nind me sun rahe the .. fr b smjh me aagya❤️ very well explained ❤️

[@Mars_Playss]

Yrr kya samjhaya he Sir!!! God like 🥺🙏

[@AyushGupta-zy7yb]

m ek hindu hu par kasam se ye pdhke to mjhe shadi hi nahi krni par samzaya mst sir'

[@PrincyTomar1009]

Never feel regret after watching these videos of your channel. Thanks

[@AbhishekMishra-iw9fh]

Beautifully explained, Thank you.

[@rushibhadre1463]

Very useful and perfect explaining...thank you sir...

[@Numerologist_siddhant]

Jitne like do kam hain apke efforts ke liye..

[@parmanandprajapati8890]

Awesome teaching....& Simple for understand...thank u bro...

[@YGLAW]

Glad you liked it

[@allnone4277]

Today is my exam...and I am here for revision 🤟 Thank You Sir.

[@shivshorts]

If age of bridegroom or bride is not complete as in section 5 of Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 then the marriage is valid not voidable or void read section 5 with section 12 so amend your video........

[@shaikayesha9410]

Great sir 👏👏🫰👌🎉 thank you so much for your great explanation..... Waqt ka pata hee nahi chala.... Bohat easy aur understanding hy.... Thank you

[@Movietimes07]

Great voice sir 👍 you are explained really very nice. my all doubt is clear Thankyou so much

[@renusingh9499]

Beautifully simplified and made understand.

[@PreetisKitchenltr]

Thank you so much for the sapinda detailed explanation 🙏🙏felt like learning with fun,concept clear Sir👍👍

[@aniltiwary9343]

Sapinda is very well explained. However I would draw your attention towards one more technicality that the Person P (1st Generation) is also ascendant of his 4 Generation below. Hence Sapinda gets applied automatically to decendant Generation also.

[@deepalisaini3188]

Thanks alloot sirr itna acha explanation hunare teachees dete to hum top kr jatw thanks allot for this vedio thankyy soo much sir keep doing we need teachers like you

[@prashantjaiswal7143]

sir you have explained in such a lucid language each and every section is understandable now. thankyou

[@madhuranalegaonkar393]

Very good explanation.u set Total concept in mind. Thank you. Great teaching skill

[@VidyaPrangn]

Ultimate dear....👍👍👍👍 No words

[@sumanbhagat6131]

Shaandaar, Jordaar, jabardast..👌👌

[@keshavagarwal6870]

Add one more Rule: In case one of them is not sapinda to the common ancestor, they will not be sapinda to each other

[@sarfarazkhanbiradar544]

Explained in a simple way. Thank you

[@kajolkumari9733]

Thank you sir for best explanation 😌😌

[@trolledhub]

Super lecture sir please aise hi videos aur banate raho aap bhot help milti hai sir thank youuu 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@jaishankerdixit5554]

Thanks for clearing concept of sapinda and prohibited relationship

[@Tyagi927]

Very good explanation sir....beautiful and thanks

[@tweetu25]

East or West, YG is the Best✌☄

[@jyotichandak1033]

excellent explanation ,Thank you Sir

[@divyasinghrajpoot8486]

Good morning sir sorry to interrupt.... Very well explained But I think there is a typing mistake in the video in Section 3 Clause “g” sub clause “i” it will be ascendant not descendant.. Thank you and please ignore if you have already corrected it🙏

[@janardanaraopaturi509]

Sapinda relationship is explained very well. Thx

[@pallavisawant7387]

Great explanation thanks for such informative kinds of videos

[@sowmyasai8204]

U r such a good teacher great content and the way of explaining is simply supper , my teacher made a hell lot of confusion with this topic but u made it so simple and clear tqsmm sir ☺️🙏 keep going all the best

[@sumanlata5917]

Thanks for clearing the concept.

[@priyankasaini757]

Outstanding explanation 😊

[@Nisha-ge6cw]

Amazing😍🤩👍 thanku so much 🥳

[@yogirajmore63]

underrated video you really have good explaning voice.,

[@sandeepbadatya1385]

Excellent explanation 😃👏

[@younoobcodm8815]

Sapinda explanation too good 👍

[@chhavikasana7]

Very very fabulous video 🌸 thank you so much sir 🌸

[@legal_weapon_by_Shanu]

Very nice explanation.। Pr sapnida ka meaning same pind hai is bt pe doubt hai

[@sangitapingle428]

Sapinda relationship ekdam dimag mein bhaith Gaya thanks

[@pranav_281]

Sapindas relationship: with reference to any person extends as far as the third generation (inclusive) in line of ascent through the mother, and the fifth (inclusive) in the line of ascent through the father, the line being traced upwards in each case from the person concerned, who is counted as the first generation and two persons are said to be *sapindas* of each other if one is a lineal ascendant (i.e Great Grand Father, Grand Father, Father) of the within the limits of sapindas relationship, or if they have a common lineal ascendant who is within the limits of sapindas relationship with reference to each of them.

[@dimpleaggarwal7888]

Thank you sir....u r amazing....u helped me alot...😊😊

[@Shaikh_Shaheb]

In sec12. Only if 2 clause violet than marriage will be voidable. It doesn't include or saying anything about clause 3. @yglaw

[@PrathameshVyas02]

Sir apne samajy toh achi tarike se but sapindas and prohibited relationship ko exam m kaise explain kare ??

[@Lawlantern-gp1pr]

Thank you bhaiya... Your explanations are really impressive...loved it.. Keep it up the good work❣️

[@aditidubey9952]

This was so much fun😂 yg bhaiya thank you so much!

[@dilipvishwakarma4107]

What an outstanding explanation 🔥🔥😍😍

[@YGLAW]

Glad you liked it

[@trishikchakraborty6023]

sir, your are doing a great job. I am really thankfull to you for your hard work. It helped me a lot to understand the whole topic and I have also watched your other family law series. Thank you sir for this keep it up sir

[@pallavmishra163secb6]

This video helped me a lot to clear the concepts. Thanks brother, keep up the good work! God bless you!

[@godgrace394]

Arey bhaiya ek stroke m topic uda diya 😁 dhamakedar teacher h ap

[@adarshpandey2079]

Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 applies to the State of J&K since 1955 itself; vide J&K Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (J&K Act 7 of 1955)

[@dheerendardonthula5686]

Excellent....simply explained many complicated things

[@dharamjain542]

A child marriage is neither a void or voidable marriage under the Hindu Marriage Act. Sec. 5 (iii) is not included neither in sec. 11 or 12. A child marriage is voidable under the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act

[@harshitavarshney3773]

Under section 3(g) (i) its “if one is a lineal ascendant of the other” not descendant.

[@vikaschoudhary6733]

Hlo sir...plz add live-in relationship topic ...it will be very helpful...

[@Fun.With.Us85]

I love u sir ji ...... maza agya .... Pass hote to kissi kr leta ❤

[@beanuraag259]

Sir bhut mst explain Kiya hai aapne , thank you so much:))

[@akanksshaparashar5366]

Mujhe ye samajh ni aata itni ache se aap smjhaate ho itne ache se execute kiyaa still itne kam likes....mere paas right hota i will u 10000 likes ek he baar me ...well explained sir..very short ..but effective...🤏👍😊😊

[@YGLAW]

Main bhi sochta hu kabhi kabhi yahi same baat 🤣

[@frozenyt1561]

Excellent explanation 😀 sir

[@hiranand7650]

Very well explained sir... Thank you so much 🙏

[@AmitYadav-ow6jm]

sir, apke videos ko dekh k mujhe padhne ka motivation milte hai.... aap farista ho sir.

[@princy5730]

Great explanation 🙏

[@monilachaskar6708]

Very helpful video. Explained too good. Thanks

[@priyankakalekar26]

What a beautiful lecture it was!!

[@arpitasarkar5787]

Jabardast sumjhaye sir 😊

[@SatyamSingh-eu7hu]

As this video is from 3 years ago, now some new judgments have come regarding the essentiality of the saptapadi ceremony. The Allahabad High Court recently ruled that Saptapadi (saat phere) is an essential requirement for solemnization of a valid marriage under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 [Smriti Singh & Ors v. State & Ors]. The Madhya Pradesh High Court has observed that in Hindu law, marriage is not a contract and unless and until Saptapadi is performed, there cannot be said to be a valid marriage.

[@siddheshwartelange1741]

Sir apne kaha tha ki "SAPINDA" may mom ke 3rd generation tak aap marriage nahi kar sake as per Hindu Marriage Act, 1956. But usually in Hindus boys marry to their mothers brother daughter who is the second generation of mom. And girls may their Aunts (father sister) how is it accepted. Having lot of curiosity while watching your video. Thanks sir.