Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 913

The general rule is that the holder of a right is not liable for harm caused to others by exercising that right. The reason for this. Exercising that right entails liability only if intended to cause malice or hardship, or accompanied by negligence and fault. - The right to litigate. Established for every individual unless the action is malicious. In the absence of bad intent and fault, the holder of the right is not exposed to civil liability if he loses his action.