Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 217

Reporting crimes is among the rights granted to individuals, exercised within the bounds of the law. Its implication. A person exercising it is not liable for compensation merely because his report is false and causes harm to the person reported against. Diverting it from its purpose and exercising it maliciously with the aim of harming others. Condition for establishing this: knowledge of the falsity of the facts reported and that he proceeded to report recklessly, intending to harm him. - Assessing the existence or absence of malicious intent, intent to harm, and lack of deliberation in reporting. Matters of fact which the trial court alone infers from what is submitted to it in the action, from evidence and proofs, and from the presumptions it ascertains; it may accept what it finds convincing and discard the rest without review, and assess the occurrence of damage and compensation making it good, or the absence thereof. Condition thereof.