Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 821

The offense of attacking a ship on the high seas provided for in the first paragraph of Article 252 of the Penal Code. The prerequisite for its establishment. - The presence or absence of criminal intent in the offense of attacking a ship on the high seas. A question of fact. The limit thereof. The judgment's addressing each of its elements separately is unnecessary. What suffices for this. An example. - The judgment's application of Article 84 of the Penal Code and its imposition on the appellant of the penalty for the more serious offense of attacking a ship on the high seas. The appellant's challenge concerning the absence of the elements of the remaining offenses attributed to him is unavailing. The reason therefor: the appellant has no interest in what he challenges.