Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1216

A conviction judgment must include a statement of the act warranting punishment, the circumstances in which it occurred, and the evidence from which the court inferred proof of its occurrence. The reason for this. - Participation in a crime by agreement or assistance. Its establishment pursuant to Article 48 of the Penal Code. By its completion before the crime occurs or by the occurrence of the crime being the result of such participation. The court must set out facts and circumstances sufficient to demonstrate its existence. - The challenged judgment's confining itself to stating the incident and establishing proof thereof without stating the details of the facts of the case, their circumstances and how they occurred, the acts performed by the appellant and his role in committing the incident, and the elements of participation in the crime and the extent to which they are legally established against him. A deficiency requiring its cassation in respect of the appellant, the appellant whose appeal was ruled to have lapsed, and the other convicted persons. The reason for this. 2- Non-defective reasons: