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Originally appearing in Volume V06, Page 694 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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COLLUSION (from
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Lat. colludere, strictly, to
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play with)  , a
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secret agreement or compact for some improper purpose . In judicial proceedings, and particularly in matrimonial causes (see
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DIVORCE),
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collusion is a deceitful agreement between two or more persons, or between one of them and a third party, to bring an
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action against the other in
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order to obtain a judicial decision, or some remedy which would not have been obtained unless the parties had combined for the purpose or suppressed material facts or otherwise .

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