Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1293

The litigants' claims in the action. What is decisive is the final claims submitted expressly and unequivocally. - The court's award of what the litigants did not request or more than they requested, with awareness thereof and reasons given for its ruling thereon. The means of challenging it: cassation. Its award thereof without intent or awareness and without giving reasons for its viewpoint. The means of challenging it: a petition for reconsideration. Example. Of a judgment awarding what the litigants did not request, which vitiates it for contradicting what is established in the papers and requires cassation thereof.