the appearance of having title to personal or real property by some evidence, but
in reality there is either no title or a vital defect in the title. One might show
a title document to real property, but in reality he/she may have deeded the property
to another; a patent to an invention may have passed to the inventor's widow, who
sells the rights to one party and then, using the original patent documents, sells
the patent to a second party based on this "color of title. "
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