Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1590

The trial court may ascertain the true nature of the challenged decision, understand its substance, and give it its true description and proper legal characterization. Inferring the fault giving rise to the administrative authority's liability. A question of fact within the trial court's authority, without review, provided that it bases its judgment on reasonable grounds. - An employee's right to leave. Conditional upon the administrative authority authorizing him to take it. He must continue performing his work and discharging the duties of his position until the administrative authority informs him of its approval. It may deprive him of his pay for the days of his absence, and its decision to do so is not disciplinary but rather compliance with the rule of pay in return for work. Factual argument. It may not be raised before the Court of Cassation. An example.