Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1883

Property owned by the State or any public legal person and allocated to public use in fact or by virtue of law is public property. Individuals may not use it except under a licence from the competent administrative authority, provided that such use does not conflict with the public benefit to which the property is allocated or restrict the administration’s freedom to revoke or amend it for reasons of public interest. - Licensed use, in order to have the character of an administrative contract. Its effect. - Ascertaining and understanding the facts of the case, identifying the true relationship between the parties to the litigation, and inferring whether or not the administrative authority’s act seeks to achieve the public interest. A matter for the trial court. Where this is reasonable. Example.