Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 530

Assessing evidence, deducing the facts therefrom, and assessing the husband’s harm to his wife. Within the prerogative of the court of merits. - The husband’s accusing his wife of adultery without evidence. Harm to her. - Harm warranting judicial divorce may be established by circumstantial evidence, even a single item thereof. Example of sound reasoning establishing harm to the wife from accusing her of adultery without evidence. - 420 - Personal Status