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lovespho135 | 07:04 Tue 05th Oct 2004 | Body & Soul
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...be wedded to a sibling's husband's/wife's "second cousin"...?
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Of course, there is no blood relation.
I think you're probably right, Bohne -- after all, in UK law even your own first cousin would be OK, and I suspect 2nd would be permitted for Catholics. But aren't some other non-blood relations forbidden? Perhaps your sibling's widowed spouse, or your widowed step-parent?
legally they can, in UK law aslong as there is no blood relation you can marry who you like. but as far as i know, being drilled every day by my catholic mate, you cant marry a relative, blood or by marriage. by doing so you are marrying into a family that you are already related to and so are marrying a relative! complicated i know but thre you go!

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