Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1766

A person contracting on that person's own behalf. That person may agree with the other contracting party that the latter shall assume certain obligations which the latter undertakes to perform for a third party, who is the beneficiary or recipient of the benefit. The latter need not be individually identified when the stipulation is made. The possibility of identifying that person when the promisor is required to render the benefit stipulated in that person's favour. The effect thereof. The beneficiary or recipient of the benefit has a direct action against the promisor to recover that person's right. An example concerning a group insurance policy. Supplementing the contractual provisions with the provisions of the law governing it: