Legal Definition and Related Resources of Illusory

Having a false appearance of validity or of conforming to a valid legal act Deceiving, or tending to deceive; fallacious

adjective

• casuistic
• casuistical
• chimerical
• conjuring
• counterfeit
• deceiving
• deceptive
• deluding
• delusive
• fabricated
• fallacious
• false
• falsus
• fancied
• fanciful
• fatuitous
• feigned
• fictitious
• hatched
• illusive
• imaginary
• imagined
• insidious
• insubstantial
• invented
• makebelieve
• misleading
• mythic
• mythological
• not true
• notional
• phantasmal
• pretended
• sophistic
• sophistical
• suppositional
• tenuous
• tricky
• unactual
• unauthentic
• unreal
• unsubstantial
• unsupportable
• vanus
• visionary
• Associated Concepts: illusory agreement
• illusory appointment
• illusory contract
• illusory promise
• illusory transfer
• illusory trustforeign phrases: Judicium non debet esse illusorium; suumeffectum habere debet
• A judgment ought not to be illusory; it ought to have its proper effect

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• Appointment