Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3090

The seller's issuance of a real estate power of attorney to the purchaser and delivery of the title deed to him; the latter's issuance of similar powers of attorney to third parties. Registration of the contract by the final purchaser. Its effect: he is regarded as a third party in relation to the first seller, and no right in rem may be invoked against him except within the limits prescribed by law. An example of rejection of an application to attach registered immovable property because the preferential right was not registered and the executory instrument was issued after registration of the contract. - The judgment's effect does not extend, nor does its res judicata effect extend, to the particular successor. The exception.