Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3934

Members of the liberal professions, including actors and artists. Their lack of subordination to those with whom they contract concerning their work. The condition for this. That they have not accepted authority to monitor and supervise their work, whereby their subordination would be established, even in its organizational or administrative form. - Proof that the artist is not subject to the right of direction and control of the person with whom he contracted to perform the work. Its effect. Absence of the element of subordination. Its implication. The Labour Circuit lacks jurisdiction to determine the dispute over remuneration.