Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 2759

A disposition made during death illness with donative intent is a disposition taking effect after death and is governed by the rules on wills. - The limits of the disposition by the female disponor during death illness with donative intent for general charitable purposes. Its implication. Her disposition to the appellant in his capacity, as he is not among her heirs, is considered a disposition taking effect after her death. The consequence thereof. Giving effect to this disposition within the limits of one-third of her estate after payment of her debts. - 510 - Obligation - Rejection of the principal claim for the validity and enforceability of the donation contract. Its implication. The Court of Appeal addresses the alternative claim as it is not a new claim but falls within the scope of the principal claim made before the Court of First Instance. - See also: Donations. Lump-sum annuity contract: