Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 14

Initiating proceedings before the Constitutional Court. How this is done. Challenging a judgment finding that a dispute concerning the constitutionality of a law is not serious. The Constitutional Court’s Appeals Examination Committee has exclusive jurisdiction to determine it. Articles 1, 4 of Law 14 of 1973, 7, 8 of the aforementioned Court’s Regulations. - The express or implicit reasons of a judgment closely linked to its operative part. Acquire res judicata effect. - The first-instance judgment’s conclusion that the plea of unconstitutionality of Article 4 of Law 18 of 1969 was not serious, on grounds closely linked to the operative part. The route prescribed by law for challenging it must be followed. The challenged judgment’s ruling that it lacked jurisdiction to hear the challenge thereto. No defect.