Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 895

Annulment of administrative decisions. Jurisdiction over it is confined to the Administrative Circuit within the limits of the decisions provided for in Article One of Law 20 of 1981 establishing it. Other decisions. Their exclusion from the scope of challenges before the judiciary generally. The reason therefor. - A court’s ruling that it lacks jurisdiction. It is not obliged to refer the action to another circuit or body unless it has ascertained, in accordance with the law, that jurisdiction is vested therein. Its finding that none of them has jurisdiction. It must confine itself to ruling that it lacks jurisdiction.