Crown as corporation sole
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The Crown as corporation sole is a legal concept in Commonwealth constitutional law that treats the monarch as a single, continuous legal person distinct from the officeholder, enabling the state to own property, enter contracts, and exercise powers in perpetuity.
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the Crown in right of Grenada
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