Color - Law Dictionary Search Results
Colourable
Colourable, 'Colour', according to Black's Legal Dictionary, is 'an appearance, semblance or simulacrum, as distinguished from that which is real.... a deceptive appearance.... a lack of reality'. A thing is colourable which is, in appearance only...
Colour
Colour, a term of the ancient rhetoricians, and early adopted into the language of pleading. It was an apparent
color
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Color
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coloured
same as colored
colourful
same as colorful
colouring
same as coloring
colours
same as colors
Under the colour of duty
Under the colour of duty, the expression 'under colour of something' or 'under colour of duty', or 'under colour of office',
Color blind
Matched in: Term Color blind
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