Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1729

The binding force of a non-criminal judgment. Its criterion. - The trial court's doubt as to the correctness of attributing the charge to the accused is sufficient for acquittal. The condition for this. An example of reasonable grounds in a judgment of acquittal and rejection, before the criminal courts, of the res judicata effect of decisions of personal status authorities. - Argument on the merits concerning the court's authority and its weighing of the elements of the case. Not permissible before the Court of Cassation. - 475 - Criminal Procedures and Trials Tenth: Suspension of execution of the judgment