Article 162 of Code of Civil Procedure

An objection to the judgment shall not stay enforcement unless the court before which it is brought orders a stay for serious reasons. An objection to the judgment shall entail bringing the action before the court anew, solely in respect of the matters covered by the objection. If the court accepts the objection, it may not annul or amend the judgment objected to except in respect of the parts detrimental to the objector. (1) Amended pursuant to Decree-Law No. 133 of 2025 Law Index 637 Home Page Law of Procedure Decree-Law No. 38 of 1980 Promulgating the Law of Civil and Commercial Procedure No person other than the person who lodged the objection shall benefit from the judgment issued thereon. Part Eleven Orders on Petitions and Payment Orders Chapter One Orders on Petitions Article 163 (1) In cases where the law permits obtaining an order on a petition by applying for it to the judge of interim matters at the competent court or to the presiding judge of the panel hearing the action, this petition shall be in two identical copies and shall contain the facts of the application, its grounds, the applicant's domicile and place of work, and the designation of an elected domicile for him in Kuwait if he has no domicile or place of work therein. The supporting documents shall accompany the petition. The judge shall issue his order in writing on one of the two copies of the petition no later than the day following its submission, and the reasons upon which the order is based need not be stated. The Registry shall deliver to the applicant the second copy of the petition bearing a copy of the order, no later than the day following its issuance. An order issued on a petition shall lapse if it is not submitted for enforcement within thirty days from the date of its issuance. Such lapse shall not prevent obtaining a new order.