Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1444

The principal punishment prescribed for the most serious of indivisibly connected offences absorbs the principal punishments prescribed for the other offences. This does not extend to supplementary punishments. The effect thereof. They must be imposed together with the punishment for the more serious offence. Example: concerning affirmance of the appealed judgment convicting the appellant of offences of possession of narcotic substances and psychotropic substances with intent to traffic and customs smuggling thereof, and imposing the principal punishment for the more serious offence and a supplementary punishment for the offence of customs - 387 - Criminal Law smuggling.