Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 2552

One contracting party's failure, in contracts binding on both parties, to discharge its obligation when due. Its effect. The other contracting party may request the judge to rescind the contract after formally notifying it. - Assessing the justifications for rescission and identifying the party in default under the contract or denying default. A matter of fact within the exclusive authority of the trial court, provided it relies on reasonable grounds. - The court's pursuit of the litigants through their various statements and aspects of defense and its response to their arguments. Not necessary. The reason for this. The establishment of the truth of which it is convinced and for which it has stated the evidence constitutes an implicit response defeating those statements and arguments.