Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1523

The court's doubt as to the correctness of attributing the charge to the accused is sufficient for acquittal. Provided that it has comprehended the case with understanding and insight. - Acquittal in the criminal action necessarily entails a judgment dismissing the civil action. - When acquitting, the court is not obliged to respond to every item of evidence of guilt, provided that it has preferred the accused's defence or entertained doubt concerning the elements of proof. Its disregarding them implies. Its rejection of them. - An example of reasonable grounds for a judgment of acquittal in an offence involving a cheque without funds.