Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1836

A ruling by the court of first instance that the action is inadmissible for reasons relating to its merits. It thereby exhausts its adjudicative authority. Its implication: where the Court of Appeal sets it aside, it must proceed to determine the merits. - A ruling that a grievance is inadmissible on the basis that the application to impose an attachment in execution on the two properties in dispute did not satisfy the legal requirements for issuing an ex parte order. The court thereby exhausts its adjudicative authority.