Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3425

The general rule is that judgments issued during the proceedings may not be challenged independently before issuance of the concluding judgment ending the entire litigation. Exceptions thereto. Interim or urgent judgments and judgments staying proceedings or capable of compulsory enforcement. Article 128 of the Law of Procedure. The judgment ending the litigation being unchallengeable. Its implication. - The judgment not ending the litigation is unchallengeable even after issuance of the judgment ending it. Example: a judgment that the Commercial Circuit lacks subject-matter jurisdiction to hear the action, that the Lease Circuit has jurisdiction to hear it, and referring it thereto. A judgment not ending the litigation and not among the exceptions in Article 128. Challenging it by cassation. Impermissible.