Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 4294

A co-owner in common has the right to take whatever is necessary to preserve the thing held in common without needing the consent of the other co-owners. This applies equally whether the acts of preservation are physical acts or legal procedures and dispositions. Such acts are not subject to the rules governing acts of management requiring a majority. The co-owner may undertake them alone for the account of all co-owners by operation of law. Its implication. Recourse against each of them for his share of the expenditure. - A co-owner in common has the right to claim the yield of his share in real property held in common during the continuance of common ownership against any co-owner proven to have enjoyed that share, in proportion to such enjoyment.