Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 642

Justice is a public interest administered by the State within the limits that achieve this interest, through its own judiciary to the exclusion of any foreign judiciary. The international jurisdiction vested in Kuwaiti courts is a matter of public policy. An agreement to exclude the Kuwaiti judiciary in favor of a foreign judiciary. Impermissible. - A foreign judgment has no enforceable force in the territory of Kuwait, even if it has acquired the force of res judicata, unless it is granted that force by the Kuwaiti courts in accordance with the law. Example.