Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 924

The Public Authority for Assessment of Compensation for Losses from the Iraqi Aggression. Its task. Inventorying and assessing the losses of those injured by the acts committed by the aggressor against the country and its obligation to compensate for them. Its competence to receive claims concerning injured persons' losses and forward them to the United Nations Compensation Commission, which is competent to approve compensation or not. - The United Nations Compensation Commission. Its exclusive competence to accept, increase, or reduce compensation for losses from the Iraqi aggression. Its emanation from the United Nations and the Security Council and its operation under the rules of international law and resolutions issued by the Security Council. Its effect. Its decision is enforceable, and the courts have no authority over it. The reason therefor. An example concerning the Public Authority for Assessment of Compensation demanding that a company repay compensation paid to it in excess of its entitlement.