Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 4191

The absence of a clause in a fixed-term employment contract addressing its termination. Its import. The party effecting termination is obliged to compensate the other party for the harm sustained as a result of that termination. An example concerning the worker's lack of entitlement to payment in lieu of the notice period or compensation for the remainder of the contractual term because no termination of the contract occurred on the employer's part. - See also: Legal Principles Established by the Court of Cassation over Forty Years - Volume Nine - Commercial and Labor. - 773 - Obligation Compensation for Injury to Civilian State Employees: