Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1414

A person who was not personally a party to the litigation and against whom the judgment is binding may resist its invocation against him. The condition thereof. Proof of fraud, collusion, or gross negligence by his representative. - An indemnifier joined in the action so that judgment may be rendered against him for whatever may be awarded against the defendant in the original action—the party seeking indemnity—is a party and has an interest in the original litigation. The consequence thereof. He may raise whatever grounds of defence occur to him and challenge the judgment through the legally prescribed methods of challenge, and an objection by him to the judgment rendered based on the provisions of Article 158 of the Civil Procedure Law is inadmissible. The reason therefor. The objector must not have been joined or intervened in the action.