Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1735

The contract of carriage. Its consequence: obligating the carrier to transport the thing and deliver it intact to the consignee, and it remains in existence until the consignee is actually delivered his goods. If the thing perishes or is damaged before delivery, the carrier's liability is established. The limit to this: proof that the loss or damage did not arise from its act or the act of its workers or employees, but from force majeure, an inherent defect in the goods, or the fault of the consignor or consignee. - 331 - Obligation - The physician's obligations: