Judicial principle — Kuwait Court of Cassation

Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 2465

State of Kuwait · Pleadings — Part Two · Ministry of Justice — Court of Cassation — Technical Office

English translation of the principle

A limited liability company. Its patrimony is independent of that of its partners. Consequence thereof. The manager representing it has his personal patrimony independent of it, and his liability for damage sustained by third parties is tortious liability, established by proof of his fault and of a causal link between that fault and the damage sustained. - The respondent restricting her action to a request for validation of the precautionary attachment without bringing an action against the attachment debtor to establish the right against him within the period specified in Article 231 of the Civil Procedure Code. Its effect. Nullity of the attachment and its being deemed never to have existed. A judgment contravening this. An error in application of the law requiring its cassation.
Arabic original
الشركة ذات المسئولية المحدودة. استقلال ذمتها المالية عن ذمة الشركاء فيها. مؤدى ذلك. المدير الممثل لها له ذمته المالية الشخصية المستقلة عنها ومسئوليته عن الضرر الذي يلحق بالغير مسئولية تقصيرية تتحقق بثبوت خطئه وقيام رابطة السببية بين هذا الخطأ والضرر الواقع. - قصر المطعون ضدها دعواها على طلب صحة الحجز التحفظي دون أن ترفع على المحجوز عليه الدعوى بثبوت الحق قبله خلال الأجل المعين في المادة ٢٣١ مرافعات. أثره. بطلان الحجز واعتباره كأن لم يكن. مخالفة الحكم ذلك. خطأ في تطبيق القانون يُوجب تمييزه.
Original Arabic judgment citations

(الطعن ١٠٢٢/٢٠٠٣ تجاري جلسة ٣٠/٦/٢٠٠٤ مج القسم الخامس المجلد السابع ص٣٢٨)

Source: Court of Cassation legal principles collection — Pleadings — Part Two — Ministry of Justice — Court of Cassation — Technical Office. Printed page 467. PDF pages: 464.

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