Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 2808

The buyer’s acknowledgment in the contract of sale of knowledge of the thing sold or of having previously inspected it. Evidence binding upon the buyer. The effect thereof: the buyer is not entitled to annul the sale on the ground of lack of knowledge of the thing sold unless the seller’s deceit is established, without prejudice to the buyer’s right to seek annulment of the sale on the basis of mistake. The buyer’s receipt of the thing sold and failure to object to it within a reasonable period. Its implication. Acceptance of the thing sold, so that the buyer may not thereafter seek annulment of the sale on the ground of lack of knowledge of the thing sold. Article 456/Third and Fourth of the Civil Code. Example.