the Crown in right of Grenada

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The Crown in right of Grenada is the legal embodiment of the Grenadian state and its executive authority, vested in the country’s monarch and exercised by government institutions.

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Statements (33)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Crown in right of a Commonwealth realm
constitutional monarchy institution
legal person
associatedWith Judiciary of Grenada
Parliament of Grenada
constitutionalDoctrine Crown as corporation sole
constitutionalForm constitutional monarchy
constitutionalInstrument Constitution of Grenada
country Grenada
embodies Grenadian state
linked to: Grenada
executiveAuthorityExercisedBy Cabinet of Grenada
Governor-General of Grenada
Prime Minister of Grenada
government of Grenada
linked to: Cabinet of Grenada
exercisesPowersThrough Orders in Council
linked to: Orders of Council

royal prerogative (Grenada)
governmentType parliamentary democracy
hasAttribute continuous despite changes of government
non-partisan institution
hasExecutiveAuthorityVestedIn monarch of Grenada
headOfState monarch of Grenada
jurisdiction Grenada
legalSystem common law
partOf Westminster system
relatedConcept the Crown in right of Australia
the Crown in right of Canada
the Crown in right of the United Kingdom
representedInGrenadaBy Governor-General of Grenada
roleInGovernment formal source of executive power
formal source of judicial authority
formal source of legislative authority
symbolizes authority of the Grenadian executive
continuity of the Grenadian state

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Queen of Grenada legalPersonificationOf the Crown in right of Grenada
Queen of Grenada judicialAuthorityVestedIn the Queen in right of Grenada
linked to: the Crown in right of Grenada