Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 957

Ascertaining what the contracting parties intended by their contract and assessing the extent to which it contains essential terms unusual in an ordinary lease. Within the authority of the court hearing the merits, provided that it is reasonable. - Industrial plots. Regarded as State private property and subject to the provisions of private law. The implication thereof. Their assignment after the competent authority approves that assignment. Its effect. Termination of the first operator’s contract as well as the sub-operation contract granted by him. - The Rentals Circuit. When it is vested with jurisdiction. Impermissibility of challenging a judgment issued in a dispute falling within that Circuit’s jurisdiction. Article 26 of the Civil Procedure Law. An example concerning the permissibility of challenging a judgment issued by the Rentals Circuit because it was issued in a dispute outside the scope of application of the Real Estate Lease Law.