Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 107

Mental illness that negates liability. Its nature. - All other illnesses and psychological conditions that diminish perception or the ability to direct the will generally do not constitute a ground for absence of liability. - The judgment's disregarding a manifestly invalid legal defence. It does not render it defective. - It is not the function of the Court of Cassation to examine facts, as that falls outside its authority. A request to refer the appellant to psychiatric medicine to determine liability. Inadmissible.