Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1357

The object of the obligation. It must be capable of performance. The debtor’s undertaking of an impossibility. Effect thereof. Its nullity and the nullity of the contract intended to create it. - Objective impossibility resulting in nullity of the contract. It must exist at the time of its conclusion. The object of the obligation being possible at the time of the contract, followed by an event rendering performance of the obligation arising therefrom impossible for a cause extraneous to the debtor. Effect thereof. Its automatic dissolution without affecting the formation of the contract. Example.