Is it possible to get married legally in a single day in India? What are the steps involved in a court marriage?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 weeks ago

Is it possible to get married legally in a single day in India? What are the steps involved in a court marriage?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 weeks ago

Yes, it is possible to get legally married in a single day in India through a court marriage. This involves filing a marriage application with the designated court, appearing for a notice period, and then getting the marriage registered after the court grants permission.

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