What if I want to get married after faking my death?

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What if I want to get married after faking my death?

Md Ariful Islam

বিএসসি(সিএসই) , এমবিএ(মার্কেটিং)

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2025-01-04 04:42

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score 2861 · Accepted Answer · 2017-09-30T08:12:42+06:00

Dr. Md Rushad Rahman

এমবিবিএস(আরপিএমসি) , পিজিটি(মেডিসিন)

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Getting married can be risky, but you don't have to get married to bond yourself with someone. Tell them you don't believe in legal marriage and just try to get them to agree to a common law situation.

4 views Answered 2017-09-30 08:12