Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1629

An undisclosed partnership. Its nature. A commercial partnership concluded between 2 or more persons, confined to the relationship between them, characterised by concealment, possessing no legal personality and having neither capital nor a name. - Specifically identified contributions made by partners in an undisclosed partnership are considered their property to the exclusion of the other partners. Contributions not specifically identified. Their ownership passes to the manager of the undisclosed partnership and they become a debt owed by the debtor to the contributor. Its implication. The partnership is not liquidated when it must be dissolved; rather, the partners demand an account from the debtor to ascertain profit and loss, and each is considered a creditor of the debtor for his contribution and share of profit.