Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 911

The Public Authority for the Assessment of Compensation for Losses from the Iraqi Aggression. Its competence to inventory the damage resulting therefrom, assess the losses of injured persons resulting from the acts committed by the aggressor during the period of the invasion of the country, assess the compensation making good such damage, and submit it to the competent State authorities to claim it in preparation for collecting it from the aggressor and disbursing it to the injured persons. This does not preclude the courts' jurisdiction to hear compensation actions founded on any other source of obligations. - The competence of the Public Authority for the Assessment of Compensation does not bar the courts from hearing compensation actions founded on any of the sources of obligations specified by law. Example concerning the circuit's jurisdiction to hear actions concerning administrative contracts and compensation in respect thereof.