Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1810

The criterion for characterising an employment contract and distinguishing it from other contracts is the presence of the elements of remuneration and subordination. - The criterion for the existence of a partnership contract is the partners’ intention to participate in its activity involving liability. - Ascertaining the intention to participate. A matter of fact exclusively for the trial judge, provided the determination is sound. - What matters in characterising contracts is what the contracting parties intended. Ascertaining this. Within the trial court’s power.