Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 635

Weighing and assessing witnesses’ statements and relying upon them. A matter of fact. - The court may accept a witness’s statements even if there is an existing dispute between him and the accused. - A witness’s contradictions in his statements. When they do not vitiate the judgment. The court’s acceptance of his statements. Its implication. - The criterion for accepting a witness’s identification of the accused. Its nature. - That the testimony cover the entire fact sought to be proved and all its elements. Not necessary.