Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1025

Parents may revoke what they have gifted to their child without restriction. Article 537/1 of the Civil Code. - The general rule is the impermissibility of revoking a gift. The exception. The legislature set it out exhaustively, including the existence of an impediment among those stipulated in Article 539 of the Civil Code. These include a third party's dealings with the donee in reliance upon the existence of the gift. The reason therefor. Revocation in this case would result in the loss of third-party rights and embroil the donee in difficulties. An example. The creditor's right upon the declaration of bankruptcy: