Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1884

Criminal judgments that may be appealed. What they are: judgments deciding the merits and ending the dispute before the court. - The judgment’s rejection of the plea that the court lacks jurisdiction to hear the action, its finding that it has jurisdiction, and its proceeding to hear it. A judgment not deciding the merits of the action. The effect of this. It may not be appealed. The challenged judgment’s contravention of this view, its ruling that the appeal is formally admissible, and its consideration of the merits. Vitiates it. The basis for this.