Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1936

An appeal in cassation has been assigned special rules and procedures by the legislature, unlike those prescribed before the court of merits. - Proceedings in an appeal in cassation may be only between those who were parties to the proceedings in which the challenged judgment was rendered, and it is not considered an extension of the appellate proceedings. Intervention for the first time in an appeal in cassation is inadmissible. The effect thereof.