Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 920

The right to report crimes. One of the rights lawfully available to persons. The mere falsity of the report and occurrence of harm to the person reported against. Insufficient to render the reporting person liable for compensation. He must have intended malice and harm to those reported against, or the report must have been made hastily, recklessly, and without caution. The reporting person's belief in the truth of his report or his having suspicions justifying reporting. No basis for holding him liable. Mere inability to prove the reported facts. Does not conclusively establish the falsity of the report. The reason: judgments must be based on certainty and conviction, not conjecture and probability.