Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 2681

Proceedings in a cassation appeal. They may only be between those who were parties to the proceedings in which the challenged judgment was rendered. What matters as to the parties is their capacities, not their persons. - A person joined in a cassation appeal must have been a party to the dispute determined by the challenged judgment and in the same capacity he held in the proceedings that concluded. Failure thereof. A ruling declaring the appeal inadmissible is required. The reason therefor. - Joining the second respondent in her personal capacity, which is the same capacity in which she was joined before the trial court at both levels. Valid joinder and in the same capacity.