Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3345

Liability of an accomplice by incitement and assistance for the fault that caused the alleged damage. Its criterion. That fault must have been committed by its perpetrator—the principal perpetrator—as a result of that incitement or assistance. Inference thereof. A matter for the court of merits. - Establishment that the act of the appellant's son was independent of the fault that led to the deceased's death, which occurred without incitement or assistance. The challenged judgment's conclusion ordering the former, in his capacity, to pay compensation jointly and severally with the latter. This vitiates it and requires its cassation.