Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 264

The court of merits may assign the legal characterisation to the claims in the action. The condition for this. The claim being expressed explicitly. Its necessary consequence. No need to undertake characterisation. An example concerning the appealed judgment's violation of the law in characterising the appellant's claim to annul the decision terminating his service as a claim to annul a negative decision, and ruling that the action was inadmissible for lack of an administrative decision.