Crown as corporation aggregate

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The Crown as corporation aggregate is the legal concept that treats the Crown as a collective entity composed of multiple persons or offices acting together, rather than as a single officeholder.

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Label Occurrences
Crown as corporation aggregate canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf constitutional law concept
legal concept
public law doctrine
appliesInContext Crown contracts
Crown employment and service of the Crown
exercise of executive power
ownership of Crown property
appliesTo the Crown in right of Australia NERFINISHED
the Crown in right of Canada NERFINISHED
the Crown in right of New Zealand NERFINISHED
the Crown in right of other Commonwealth realms
the Crown in right of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
basedOn doctrine of the Crown in right of a particular jurisdiction
composedOf Crown officers NERFINISHED
civil servants
government departments
ministers of the Crown
multiple natural persons
public bodies acting on behalf of the Crown
public offices
contrastedWith Crown as corporation sole NERFINISHED
distinguishes the Crown as an institution from the reigning monarch
ensures government acts are attributed to the Crown rather than to individual officeholders
the Crown continues despite changes of monarch NERFINISHED
hasFunction attribute legal personality to the Crown as a group of persons and offices
distinguish the Crown from the natural person of the monarch
enable continuity of governmental authority
support state liability in tort and contract
support the concept of the Crown as employer
historicalOrigin English common law
legalSystem common law
relatedConcept Crown as corporation sole NERFINISHED
sovereign immunity (as modified in modern law)
state as legal person
the Crown in right of the state NERFINISHED
relatesTo Crown employment relationships
Crown liability
Crown proceedings NERFINISHED
governmental powers
public administration
state legal personality
supports idea of the Crown as a continuing body politic
treatsAs collective entity
corporation aggregate
usedIn Crown Proceedings Acts and similar statutes NERFINISHED
administrative law
constitutional interpretation
public employment law

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Crown as corporation sole contrastedWith Crown as corporation aggregate