Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1462

The losing party's obligation to bear the costs of the action, including court fees. The court awards them of its own motion. The consequence: where a judgment has been issued in the action and the party liable for its costs has been identified, the Court Registry has the right to demand the fees due from the claimant, as the person obliged to advance the expenses of the procedures he undertakes or which are carried out at his request, or to demand them from the party liable for them under the judgment on the merits of the dispute. If judgment is entered against the opponent of the person exempted from fees, payment must first be demanded from that opponent. An example. - 419 - Administrative - 420 - Administrative Judgment in the action - Judgments that may and may not be challenged. - Reasonable inference. - General standards for reasoning. - Defects in reasoning. - The binding force of judgments. - Sufficiency of an implicit response. - Failure to respond to a manifestly invalid or unsound defence. - Failure to respond to a material defence. - Challenging the judgment. - Judgment staying execution of an administrative decision. - Effect of a judgment annulling an administrative decision. - 421 - Administrative - 422 - Administrative - Judgments that may and may not be challenged:-