Mujhe Mumbai se Gujarat wali ladki se pyaar ho gaya hai. Hum dono shaadi karna chahte hain, par ladki ke gharwale mana kar rahe hain. Hum court marriage karna chahte hain. Main 26 saal ka hoon aur woh 19 saal ki. Court marriage ke liye kya documents chahiye? Uske ghar walon se mujhe dhamki bhi mil rahi hai, aisa hone par kya karna chahiye?

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Law Forum › Category: Family › Mujhe Mumbai se Gujarat wali ladki se pyaar ho gaya hai. Hum dono shaadi karna chahte hain, par ladki ke gharwale mana kar rahe hain. Hum court marriage karna chahte hain. Main 26 saal ka hoon aur woh 19 saal ki. Court marriage ke liye kya documents chahiye? Uske ghar walon se mujhe dhamki bhi mil rahi hai, aisa hone par kya karna chahiye?
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Apni Law Staff asked 8 months ago

Mujhe Mumbai se Gujarat wali ladki se pyaar ho gaya hai. Hum dono shaadi karna chahte hain, par ladki ke gharwale mana kar rahe hain. Hum court marriage karna chahte hain. Main 26 saal ka hoon aur woh 19 saal ki. Court marriage ke liye kya documents chahiye? Uske ghar walon se mujhe dhamki bhi mil rahi hai, aisa hone par kya karna chahiye?

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Apni Law Staff answered 8 months ago

Under Indian law, you can get married in court if both parties are above 18 years of age. You’ll need IDs, birth certificates, and witness statements. If you’re threatened, file a police complaint and seek legal advice immediately.

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