Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1370

The court's doubt as to the correctness of attributing the charge to the accused suffices for acquittal and dismissal of the civil action, provided it has comprehensively and insightfully examined the case and its circumstances. - An example of reasoning free from defect in a judgment of acquittal and dismissal of the civil action in an offence of indecent assault. - Challenging the court for acquitting on the basis of a possibility it considered more likely, on the claim that there are other possibilities that others may consider valid. Impermissible. Dispute on that point. A factual dispute concerning the authority of the court of merits to weigh the elements of the case, which is impermissible before cassation.