Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 220

Lawful exercise of a right does not entail liability for damage arising therefrom. Reason: the prerequisite for liability to compensate damage is fault resulting from exercising that right outside the sphere of lawfulness. Basis thereof. The necessity of an intention to harm another, whether affirmatively or negatively. Example of absence of liability for exercising the right to litigate without abuse. - Presentation of the existence or absence of deviation in the exercise of a right, inference of fault giving rise to liability, proof of malicious intent, and assessment of the evidence in the case. Matters of fact.