Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 819

The legislature's establishment of a general committee attached to the Council of Ministers, competent to invite tenders for the State and its governmental bodies, receive bids, decide upon them, and award the tender. It did not confer upon it competence over tenders invited by private legal persons, even if affiliated with the State. Law 37/1964 concerning Tenders, as amended. - Decisions issued by this committee concerning tenders relating to governmental entities. They are issued by it in its capacity as a public authority and constitute administrative decisions. As for decisions it issues outside the scope of its competence defined by the aforementioned law concerning tenders relating to legal persons that are not persons of public law - 177 - The right they do not constitute administrative decisions. The reason for this. Example of what does not constitute an administrative decision, and of the challenged judgment's contravention of this and its ruling that the Administrative Circuit had jurisdiction to hear the action on the basis that the challenged decision constituted an administrative decision.