Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3934

The State’s obligation to guarantee personal injury. Its prerequisite. Inability to identify the person responsible for the damage or obliged to guarantee it, and the absence of intentional self-injury by the injured party, or if his injury resulted from gross misconduct on his part. Gross misconduct. Its nature. Example: requiring the State to pay full blood money as a result of the deceased’s death from an incendiary object left over from the invasion.