Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3800

Definition of the direct actor. Difference between direct causation and indirect causation. - The direct actor’s liability is based on directly causing damage, not on fault. Effect thereof. His liability is not negated by the absence of his fault or merely by fault on the part of the injured party, unless the injured party deliberately injured himself or the injury resulted from gross and intentional misconduct on his part. Inference thereof. Within the authority of the court of merits.