Judicial principle — Kuwait Court of Cassation

Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1213

State of Kuwait · Civil Matters — Volume 11 · Ministry of Justice — Court of Cassation — Technical Office

English translation of the principle

A contracting party's assumption, upon contracting, of obligations which he undertakes to perform for a third party. The third party may seek recourse for them by a direct action. - Usufruct. Its definition. A principal right in rem attaching directly to the thing enjoyed. It confers on its holder some of the owner's powers, such as using and exploiting a thing owned by another, in accordance with the instrument creating it and within the period specified therein, and strips ownership of the rights of use and exploitation. - A contract creating a right in rem. Its effect. It imposes on the transferor an obligation in respect of that right, which he is compelled to perform specifically by registration through an action for validity of the contract, and by delivery before registration. - 231 - Obligation
Arabic original
تحمل المتعاقد عند التعاقد بالتزامات يتعهد بأدائها للغير. جواز رجوع الغير بها بدعوى مباشرة. - حق الانتفاع. تعريفه. حق عيني أصلي يقع مباشرة على الشيء المنتفع به. يخول صاحبه بعض سلطات المالك كاستعمال واستغلال الشيء المملوك للغير وفقاً للسند الذي أنشأه وفي الأجل المحدد به ويجرد حق الملكية من حقي الاستعمال والاستغلال. - عقد إنشاء الحق العيني. أثره. يرتب في ذمة المتصرف التزاماً بهذا الحق يجبر على تنفيذه عيناً بالتسجيل عن طريق دعوى صحة التعاقد وبالتسليم قبل التسجيل. - ٢٣١ - التزام
Original Arabic judgment citations

(الطعن ٤/٩١ تجاري جلسة ٢٥/٥/١٩٩٢ مج القسم الثالث - المجلد الأول ص ٥٤٩)

Source: Court of Cassation legal principles collection — Civil Matters — Volume 11 — Ministry of Justice — Court of Cassation — Technical Office. Printed page 231. PDF pages: 231.

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