Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 372

The search warrant is confined to what it contains concerning the search of a specified residence and no other. Exceeding those limits. Its effect. - Consent to the search is conditional upon being genuine, given before entry, and upon lack of knowledge of the circumstances of the search and that the person wishing to conduct it has no legal authority to do so. Absence of consent and the stated conditions. Its effect. Invalidity of the search and invalidity of what it yielded as a result of the invalid procedure. - The judgment’s invalidation of the search for lack of consent thereto. Does not vitiate it. - The accused’s identification of the residence to be searched does not establish the consent necessary for the validity of that search