Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 716

The general rule in serving judicial documents is that they come to the certain knowledge of the person served by delivery of the copy to him. The exception. Presumed knowledge suffices in some cases. How this occurs. By serving him at his domicile. Constructive knowledge. Its sufficiency in some cases. Following the procedures prescribed by law. Its effect. Service is deemed valid and produces its effects. Example. - Determining the place where a person actually and stably resides with the intention of settling. A factual matter independently determined by the court of merits.