Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1753

Expression of intention. It exists upon its mere issuance by its author. When it takes effect: upon coming to the knowledge of the person to whom it is addressed. - The principal’s exemption of the agent from performing his obligation to render an account of the neglect of his agency. A legal seizure in which the principal expresses his intention, even implicitly. Its operation for the long duration of the agency and after its termination. - The principal’s illness, even if severe. It is not legally a ground for termination of the agency. Continuation of the effect of the exemption under the presumption of continuity of the existing state. An incidental, temporary loss of capacity by either party to the contract. It does not terminate the agency. What matters is permanent loss whereby legal positions become settled. Assessment thereof is a matter of fact.