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colloquium definition - legal
n
In a case of libel or
slander, the assertions or allegations in the plaintiffÂ’s pleading, or the
evidence presented by the plaintiff at trial, showing that the alleged
defamatory statement or writing by the defendant referred to the plaintiff. See
also inducement and innuendo.
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