Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 688

The principle in litigation is that it proceeds at two levels. The exception: considerations assessed by the legislature on the basis of the suitability of the court to which it assigned jurisdiction to hear the action to render a final judgment therein. Appeal against that judgment. Its condition. The occurrence of a nullity in it or a nullity in the proceedings that affected it. - Rules of jurisdiction as to judicial authority, subject matter and value. Pertain to public policy. - Determination of the courts' final jurisdiction. Its condition. Their adherence to the rules of jurisdiction prescribed by law and their not departing, expressly or implicitly, from those rules pertaining to public policy. Contravention thereof. Its effect. Such judgments may be appealed. Example concerning the value-based jurisdiction of the Summary Court and the Court of First Instance proceeding to render judgment in violation of the rules of jurisdiction. 3- Acts of sovereignty falling outside the jurisdiction of the courts:-