Article 230 of Code of Civil Procedure

Attachment shall be effected by a notice served by the enforcement officer on the garnishee—prior service on the debtor is not required—and the notice shall contain the following particulars: a- A copy of the judgment or enforceable instrument pursuant to which attachment is levied, or the judge's authorization for attachment or his order assessing the debt. b- A statement of the principal amount for which attachment is levied and its accessories. c- Identification of the subject of attachment in a manner eliminating all uncertainty, if the attachment concerns specified property, and a prohibition on the garnishee paying what he holds to the attachment debtor or delivering it to him. d- The attaching creditor's email address, domicile and place of work, and designation of an elected domicile for him in Kuwait if he has no domicile or place of work therein. e- A requirement that the garnishee declare what he owes before the Enforcement Department where the proceedings are being taken, within ten days of service of the attachment upon him, and any additional funds of the debtor or credit balances in his favour, unless the attachment is lifted by the Enforcement Department. If the notice does not contain the particulars specified in items a, b and c, the attachment shall be void, and any interested party may invoke this nullity. If the garnishee has several branches, the attachment shall take effect only in respect of the branch designated by the attaching creditor. )1(