Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1592

Ascertaining and understanding the facts of the action. The court of merits has independent authority over this, provided its ascertainment is based on what is established in the case papers. - A litigant’s silence in response to an allegation made in the action. Impermissible to regard it as evidence of the truth of that allegation. - A person in whose favour a judgment has been rendered has no interest in appealing it, whatever the grounds on which it was based. Its implication. Those grounds have no binding force against him.