The 63-year-old father, who can't be named to ensure the young lady s personality, was discovered blameworthy in
April of getting a kid less than 14 years old for unlawful sexual movement and urging the pair to engage in sexual relations regardless of denying the charges.
"(The man) fizzled in his obligation to his girl," Judge Deborah Sweeney said amid sentencing at the Bringing down Center Region Court in Sydney.
The court had before heard that he needed to spare the young lady from what he considered the transgression of engaging in sexual relations outside marriage so when she came to adolescence he chose she ought to marry.
At the point when a 26-year-old Lebanese man, in Australia on an understudy visa, indicated enthusiasm for her the father agreed to a marriage, which was completed by a neighborhood sheik a year ago at his home around 250 kilometers (150 miles) north of Sydney.
On the night of the wedding — which was not perceived under Australian law — the pair went to a lodging with the father s consent.
They had intercourse there and twice more at the father s home the next weekend.
Amid the trial, the court heard the young lady was told on the night of the service not to utilize preventative pills or condoms as it was against the religious teachings they took after.
Sweeney said religious convictions did not legitimize what happened.
"They were connected in the reason that (the man) would engage in sexual relations with his little girl," she said.
The man was sentenced to eight years in jail yet will be qualified for parole in November 2020.
His little girl is currently under the watchful eye of powers while the "spouse" was imprisoned for seven-and-a-half years prior this year for sexual misuse of a younger.