Property Ownership
What is 'color of title' in Rhode Island?
AA deed printed on colorful paper
BAn instrument that appears to convey title but is legally defective or invalid✓ Correct
CThe color-coded zoning map used by municipalities
DA deed restriction limiting property to specific colors of paint
Explanation
Color of title refers to an instrument (deed or other document) that appears to convey title but is actually defective or invalid. Holding 'color of title' may be relevant in adverse possession claims and can sometimes affect the claimant's rights.
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