Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1972

Factual or legal impossibility of performing an obligation required to be performed at a specified time, throughout the time for its performance, as a result of force majeure. Its effect. Its extinguishment without the debtor bearing the consequences of non-performance. The impossibility being temporary and ceasing after the due date for performance does not lead to extinguishment of the obligation, but rather to its suspension until it becomes capable of performance. - Determining whether performance is impossible or not. A question of fact for the trial court. - An obligation to pay a sum of money. Absolute impossibility does not apply to it.