Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3765

The direct actor. A person whose act that he performed itself brought about the damage and caused it without an intermediary. - The direct actor’s liability is not predicated on fault. Rather, it is predicated on the occurrence of damage, and therefore it is not rebutted by negating fault. It is, however, rebutted by intentional gross misconduct. Meaning of intentional gross misconduct (an example of the existence of the capacity of direct actor and the absence of intentional gross misconduct).