Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1381

Prodigality is squandering and dissipating property for what rational persons of religion do not regard as a proper purpose. The frivolity that overtakes a person and induces him to act contrary to the dictates of reason and Sharia is among the criteria of prodigality. - Heedlessness is weakness of the restraining faculties of the self that impedes sound management and judgment and results in the person being disadvantaged in his dealings. - Assessing evidence, drawing inferences, granting a request to conduct an investigation, and assessing prodigality and heedlessness fall within the authority of the court of merits. The condition for that. Example concerning a request to impose interdiction. - 285 - Obligation Defects of consent: Duress: