Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 788

The drawer's signing a cheque in blank without the remaining particulars being completed. Does not affect its validity. So long as those particulars were completed before its presentation to the drawee. - Delivery of a signed blank cheque. Its meaning: the drawer authorised the payee to complete its missing particulars, and the payee is relieved of the burden of proving the existence, nature, and extent of this authorisation, and the reason for issuing the cheque is immaterial. The reason for this. - Payment of the cheque's value before the due date. Does not negate the elements of the offence. So long as the drawer did not recover it from the victim. - Disputing the court's assessment of the evidence in the case. Raising it before cassation. Impermissible. - The cheque's bearing a date subsequent to its date of issuance:-