Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 214

The rule is that the holder of a right is not liable for harm to others caused by the exercise of his right. Reason therefor. Exercise of that right does not give rise to liability unless intended maliciously or oppressively, or accompanied by negligence and fault. - 50 - Obligation - The right to litigate. Established for every individual unless the action is malicious. Absence of bad intent and fault does not expose the right-holder to civil liability if he loses his action. - The existence or absence of bad intent. A factual matter. For the court of merits. Its condition.