Usually means: Apparent but legally ineffective ownership.
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  1. color of title: Merriam-Webster Legal Dictionary
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  5. Color of Title: Legal dictionary
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▸ noun:  (US law) The situation where a claim to title in real estate appears valid but may be legally defective.

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title defect, title policy, title, color of law, after-acquired title, cloud of title, cloud on title, covenant of title, warranty of title, chain of title, more...

Types:
blue, green, red, white, gray, pink, purple, brown, more...

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Similar:
title defect, title policy, title, color of law, after-acquired title, cloud of title, cloud on title, covenant of title, warranty of title, chain of title, more...

Types:
blue, green, red, white, gray, pink, purple, brown, more...



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