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1873. 'Abdur-Rahmân bin Yazid Al-Ansâri and Mujamma' bin Yazid Al-Ansâri said that a man among them who was called Khidâm arranged a marriage for his daughter, and she did not like the marriage arranged by her father. She went to the Messenger of Allâh ﷺ and told him about that, and he annulled the marriage arranged by her father. Then she married Abu Lubâbah bin 'Abdul-Mundhir. (Sahih)
(One of the narrators) Yahya mentioned that she was a previously-married woman.
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If the marriage of a previously-married woman is conducted against her consent, the marriage does take place; but she has the right to dissolve this marriage through the court.
To avoid this unpleasant consequence, it is better to reach an agreed compromise beforehand. So the marriage should take place where the girl is happy, as well as the guardian having no objection.