Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3977

Registration pursuant to the provisions of Parts Three and Five of the Social Insurance Law is undertaken by the Public Institution for Social Security. It is bound in doing so by the provisions of this law. The reason for this. Benefit from the provisions of the two aforementioned Parts is governed by the rules and conditions prescribed by law. The Institution’s role in this case is limited to verifying them in light of the facts and documents submitted by interested parties for registration, without having any discretionary power in that regard. Its decision in this respect is merely declaratory of the right, which the insured derives directly from the law. - Inferring the existence or absence of an employment relationship. Within the trial court’s authority, provided its inference is reasonable. The court has authority to assess the documents submitted to it and weigh them against one another. Example.