Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1448

Mistake vitiating consent. A false belief into which the contracting party falls of his own accord, believing an untrue fact to be true or a true fact to be untrue. - Fraudulent inducement is causing a contracting party to fall into confusion that induces him to contract. The relevant consideration therein. Not the gravity of the deception but its effect on the contracting party, misleading him and inducing him to contract. When lying and concealment constitute fraudulent inducement invalidating the contract.