Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1719

The contract of carriage imposes upon the carrier the obligation to deliver the goods sound and complete, in the described condition in which they were handed over to it, at the port of arrival. If they sustain damage, the carrier is required to compensate for it unless it furnishes evidence negating this liability. No fault attaches to the court of fact if it refuses to appoint an expert to assess compensation. Example.