Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 216

The administrative decision. Must rest on a ground justifying it in fact and law. The nature of the ground. - The administrative authority is not obliged to give reasons for its decisions unless the law requires it to do so. Its statement of reasons for its decision otherwise. Its necessary consequence. Their subjection to review by the administrative judiciary. - The presumption that an administrative decision for which reasons are not stated rests on a valid ground. Whoever alleges the contrary bears the burden of proving it. An example of a defective decision concerning non-acceptance of an application to register a trademark.