Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3722

Apparent agency. Its effect. It produces the same effects as actual agency. - Apparent agency. Conditions for its establishment: the agent acts in the principal's name without authority of representation, the person dealing with the agent acts in good faith, and an outward appearance of agency attributable to the principal leads the third party to believe that it exists. - Determining the existence or absence of apparent agency. A matter of fact exclusively for the court of merits. - The worker in the shop. Acts in the name and for the account of the employer. The latter is bound by the dispositions undertaken by the former as required for the performance of his work, in his capacity as the latter's representative.