Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3675

When the exercise of a right is unlawful: instances thereof. - Reporting crimes. A right conferred upon individuals and a duty incumbent upon them. The mere falsehood of the informant and the infliction of harm upon another are insufficient to establish liability for compensation. Knowledge of the falsity of the reported facts must exist, and the report must be made with the intention of causing injury and harm, or be made hastily, recklessly, without precaution and without justification. - Impropriety in reporting crimes giving rise to liability for compensation. Assessment of its existence. Within the authority of the court of fact.