Crown in right of the West Indies Federation

Target entity: Crown in right of the West Indies Federation
Context triple: [House of Representatives of the West Indies Federation, subordinateTo, Crown in right of the West Indies Federation]

• A. Crown in right of the Bahamas
  The Crown in right of the Bahamas is the constitutional monarchy and legal personality of the Bahamian state, representing the authority of the King as a separate sovereign entity within the Commonwealth realm of The Bahamas.
• B. Crown in right of Saint Lucia
  The Crown in right of Saint Lucia is the legal embodiment of the monarchy and the state in Saint Lucia, representing the sovereign’s authority in the country’s constitutional system.
• C. Jamaican Crown
  The Jamaican Crown is the constitutional monarchy that serves as Jamaica’s ceremonial head of state, symbolizing the continuity and authority of the nation’s parliamentary system.
• D. Crown of Barbados
  The Crown of Barbados is the constitutional monarchy institution that formerly represented the Barbadian head of state under the British sovereign prior to the country becoming a republic.
• E. British Crown in the Leeward Islands
  The British Crown in the Leeward Islands was the colonial authority representing the British monarchy across the Leeward Islands in the Caribbean, overseeing governance, law, and imperial administration in the region.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Crown in right of the West Indies Federation
Target entity description: The Crown in right of the West Indies Federation was the legal embodiment of the British monarch as head of state for the short-lived West Indies Federation, serving as the central authority in its constitutional monarchy system.

• A. Crown in right of the Bahamas
  The Crown in right of the Bahamas is the constitutional monarchy and legal personality of the Bahamian state, representing the authority of the King as a separate sovereign entity within the Commonwealth realm of The Bahamas.
• B. Crown in right of Saint Lucia
  The Crown in right of Saint Lucia is the legal embodiment of the monarchy and the state in Saint Lucia, representing the sovereign’s authority in the country’s constitutional system.
• C. Jamaican Crown
  The Jamaican Crown is the constitutional monarchy that serves as Jamaica’s ceremonial head of state, symbolizing the continuity and authority of the nation’s parliamentary system.
• D. Crown of Barbados
  The Crown of Barbados is the constitutional monarchy institution that formerly represented the Barbadian head of state under the British sovereign prior to the country becoming a republic.
• E. British Crown in the Leeward Islands
  The British Crown in the Leeward Islands was the colonial authority representing the British monarchy across the Leeward Islands in the Caribbean, overseeing governance, law, and imperial administration in the region.
• F. None of above. chosen