Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1754

Apparent agency. Conditions for its existence. - The existence of apparent agency produces the same consequences as actual agency as between the principal and third parties. Its effect. The apparent agent is deemed, in his dealings with third parties, to represent the principal, and the effects of his transaction with third parties in terms of rights and obligations accrue to the principal. - The existence or absence of apparent agency and good faith. A matter of fact independently determined by the court determining the merits. The condition thereof.