Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3824

General agency. Its nature. Its effect: the agent has capacity only for acts of administration. - Special agency. Its nature. - Acts of administration admit of both general and special agency. Dispositions falling outside them may only be the subject of a special agency. - Agency, whether general or special, confers capacity on the agent only to undertake the matters specified therein. Its inclusion of the dispositions or necessary acts required for its performance. - The effects of a contract concluded by the agent beyond the limits of the agency accruing to the principal. Its condition. The latter’s ratification thereof. Inferring that ratification. A question of fact exclusively for the trial court. The condition for this. - Determining the extent of the agency and the legal dispositions it encompasses. Within the authority of the trial court.