Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 397

The contribution of the defendant's fault in a liability action, together with the injured party's own fault, to causing the harm, without either subsuming the other. Its effect. The defendant incurs liability to an extent proportionate to the role of each in causing the harm. - Determining the harm and the extent of the injured party's contribution to causing it, and assessing the material and moral compensation that redresses it. A factual matter for the court of merits. Its condition. Example.