Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 812

Capacity to litigate. A necessary condition for the validity of litigation. It is established only for a natural person or a legal person. A sole proprietorship is not considered a legal person. Its owner is the person with standing to litigate concerning it before the courts. Recounting the facts of the litigation and the appearance of a person representing its owner under a power of attorney. Its sufficiency to establish that the owner is the intended party to the litigation, even if his name is not coupled with the establishment's name in the statement of appeal. Its effect.