I am an Indian Army soldier. I met a girl from Kanpur on a matrimonial website in March 2015 and we started talking. We decided to get married. Our families met and everything seemed fine, including the engagement ceremony. The wedding was fixed for January 29, 2016. However, on January 17th, 2016, we discovered something about them that led to the wedding being called off. Now, they have sent a legal notice to my unit through an advocate. What should I do?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › I am an Indian Army soldier. I met a girl from Kanpur on a matrimonial website in March 2015 and we started talking. We decided to get married. Our families met and everything seemed fine, including the engagement ceremony. The wedding was fixed for January 29, 2016. However, on January 17th, 2016, we discovered something about them that led to the wedding being called off. Now, they have sent a legal notice to my unit through an advocate. What should I do?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I am an Indian Army soldier. I met a girl from Kanpur on a matrimonial website in March 2015 and we started talking. We decided to get married. Our families met and everything seemed fine, including the engagement ceremony. The wedding was fixed for January 29, 2016. However, on January 17th, 2016, we discovered something about them that led to the wedding being called off. Now, they have sent a legal notice to my unit through an advocate. What should I do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You should consult a lawyer immediately to understand the legal notice and your options. Based on the information provided, it seems like the family may be seeking compensation for breach of promise, but a lawyer can assess the situation and advise on the best course of action.

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