Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 826

Standing in an action exists in the plaintiff where he is the holder of the right sought therein if the defendant's obligation and responsibility therefor are established. It attaches to the litigant himself, not his representative or agent in - 158 - Civil Procedure the action. Investigation of whether that standing exists. A factual matter independently determined by the court of merits. - The State's purchase of certain debts stipulated in Laws 32/92, 41/93. What follows therefrom. The State takes the creditor's place in collecting the assigned right against the debtor pursuant to the provisions governing assignment of rights and insofar as does not conflict with those provisions; represented by the Central Bank, it may authorize any unit in the banking and financial system to manage the indebtedness on its behalf.