Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 4074

The legislature's prohibition on the guardian undertaking certain dispositions without the court's permission, including disposing of the minor's property. Its condition. That the disposition transfers ownership or creates a right in rem. The implication thereof. The guardian's undertaking any such disposition without the court's permission constitutes exceeding the limits of his legal representation. Its effect. The disposition is relatively void in the minor's interest because it concerns deficient capacity, which the law requires the court's permission to supplement. An example: concerning the court's refusal to issue general permission to the guardian to administer and dispose of the minors' property and the charitable share. Possession and taking possession - Acquisitive prescription: