Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 2815

Scope of the contract. Its inclusion of supplementary and interpretative legal provisions. Reason therefor. - The contracting parties’ omission of certain details in reliance on their being provided for by law. Consequence thereof. The supplementary and interpretative provisions are deemed to constitute the presumed intent of the contracting parties. - Submission by the applicant for enforcement of the documents stipulated in Article Four of the New York Convention constitutes a rebuttable legal presumption of the validity of the arbitral award. The opposing party against whom that award is invoked must submit evidence rebutting that presumption. Example.