The situation is, Spain controls all the minors in Italy, Austrian corps are in each of the minors due to being previously at war with Spain, but now in Informal Peace. Spanish Garrisons are in some of the cities , but not Spanish Corps.
Naples is a Spanish Free State, But Great Britain has a Garrison in Naples city and has a Corps in rural area.
Spain goes in to Insability, the minors all go under Austrian Control due to the presence of the Austria Corps, the Spanish garrisons end up in Naples city after bypassing the British Corps and evicting the British Garrison, Naples still a Spanish Free State.
I guess my question is in 2 parts, should the minors be under Austrian Control? as the rule states if an enemy corps is present, and also should the Spanish Garrison be in Naples despite there being a British force present?
I believe this is the relevant rule below
.Changing Control
If an enemy corps is located in the minor country and/or an enemy garrison is in the minor country at these times, the minor country does not become neutral but is transferred to the control of that enemy major power instead. Free states whose control is transferred become conquered minor countries. When a minor free state becomes neutral or its control changes, all of its forces are removed, but it’s current fleet strength is stored by the program and will become available if the minor country later again becomes a free state. Garrison factors (not corps, freikorps, or cossacks in garrison) of the controlling major power must be immediately removed from the minor country following the repatriation rules
