Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1026

The jurisdiction of the judge of interim matters to hear an objection to enforcement whenever the relief sought therein is an interim measure. Other substantive objections to enforcement or enforcement disputes in which the relief sought is not an interim measure. Jurisdiction to hear them belongs to the competent court in light of the rules of jurisdiction prescribed in the Civil Procedure Law. An example: a request to disregard an executory attachment and invalidate the enforcement proceedings carried out. The nature of this action: a substantive enforcement dispute which the Civil Circuit at the Court of First Instance has jurisdiction to hear. - Matters not regarded as questions of subject-matter jurisdiction:-