Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 2363

The freedom of contracting parties to modify the provisions of contractual liability created by their free will, within the limits of the law and the rules of public policy. - An insurance policy containing reasonable restrictions upon the insured that entitle the insurer to have recourse against him, if he breaches them, to recover compensation it may have paid. Its condition. The means of such recourse: a direct action independent of the action in subrogation to the injured party. A judgment contravening this. Requires its cassation.