Under Color of Title | Legal Term Defined (Property Definitions for Law School and Bar Exam Prep)

"Under color of title" explained simply (Property Law). *Crushendo Bar Exam Review Prep: crushendo.com
“under color of title” - Form of adverse possession where the possessor’s claim to land is based on defective title. If adverse possession is “under color of title,” the adverse possessor may take all of the land described in the defective title, if the unused area is a reasonable size, adjacent to the area used, and owned by the same person.
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