Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 124

The administrative decision. Its definition. Its five elements are competence, form, purpose, grounds, and subject matter. Absence of one of these elements. Its effect. It is stripped of its character as an administrative decision and becomes a material act. - An administrative decision invalid for contravening the law. It is deemed to exist and produce its effects until the competent authority rules that it be annulled. - The administrative decision. Its soundness and validity are presumed unless the contrary is established. - Determining whether or not an administrative decision is nonexistent. Within the authority of the court of merits. The condition for this.