Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3705

An agent acting without representative authority. The effects of the transaction he concludes with a third party do not accrue to the principal, even if the third party is in good faith and believes that he is acting within the limits of his representative authority. The existence of an outward appearance attributable to the principal that supports good faith and is capable of inducing entry into the contract. The effects of the agent's transaction accrue to the principal by virtue of apparent agency. The condition therefor. Article 557 of the Commercial Law.