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The prohibitions based on caste, gotra, religion, and blood relationship are the exceptions to this rule. Such a prohibition is based on endogamy (the taboo against a man marrying a woman who is a member of his family) and exogamy (a man cannot marry a woman who belongs to another tribe). Exogamy and Endogamy are forbidden. The idea of a null marriage has its roots in early English law, when marriage-related problems were handled by ecclesiastical courts. English law had a few restrictions that, if broken, called into question the legitimacy of the marriage. These obstructions are divided into absolute and relative obstructions, which result in void and voidable marriages, respectively. The Hindu Marriage Act of 1955 distinguishes between marriages that can be dissolved and marriages that are void. According to Section 16 of the Act, children of all null and voidable marriages are considered to be legitimate, but they only have the right to inherit their parents' assets. A genuine ...