Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3144

A creditor's request that his debtor's disposition be ineffective against him. Its condition: his right must be due for payment and have arisen before that disposition, and the disposition must be prejudicial to the creditor. What is meant by a disposition prejudicial to the creditor. The debtor's fraud or the transferee's good faith is not a condition for a gratuitous disposition to be ineffective against the creditor. - The existence of evidence that the disposition would render the debtor insolvent or increase his insolvency. Its assessment is a matter for the court of merits. Condition thereof. An example of reasonable reasoning for the ineffectiveness of a gift contract.