Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 194

The agent’s failure, when concluding the contract, to disclose his capacity as representative. The type of this agency. An undisclosed agency whereby the agent lends his name to the principal. The effect of this agency. - The representative’s failure to disclose his capacity when contracting, the other contracting party’s lack of knowledge thereof, and that party’s having a legitimate interest in not treating the contract as concluded with the principal. Its import. He may not be compelled to regard the contract as having been concluded by the representative in his capacity as representative. - Insurance agency:-