Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 298

The administrative authority's right to enforce its administrative decisions directly. Its enjoyment of this exceptional privilege within the scope of exercising its administrative function without needing recourse to the courts. - The rule is that the administration resorts to the courts to obtain its rights, just as individuals do. Direct enforcement. A permission according to necessity and what the requirements of the public interest demand. Its pursuit of this course. It is subject to judicial review. The implication thereof. The challenged judgment's departure from this view. It renders it defective and requires its cassation. - Administrative decisions becoming immune from challenge:-