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"I was forced to sign a ₹300 stamp paper to cancel my engagement. The


05-Aug-2026 (In Divorce Law)
"I was forced to sign a ₹300 stamp paper to cancel my engagement. The signatures of both my parents and the girl's family were obtained under pressure."
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Answer #1
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you can challenge that and if you are above 18 years you can definitely file a case against them as well as revoke the Affidavit done by you moreover rhe person should also be convinced for marriage then you won't have any problem
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Answer #2
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u should imigiately contact the concerned police station and also give proper notice in newspaper with proper process without doing any delay so that u will not face the consequences otherwise ur documents signed will be considered right and if notarised document is there then it will be more under consideration
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Advocate Dhaval P Jayswal

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Answer #3
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share some details so I can consult you with your problem. 1. is your marriage arranged? 2. is she taking any money or something else? 3. the reason behind the cancellation of engagements. as per your reply I can share legal advice.
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