Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 2686

A judgment awarding the sale. Is not considered a judgment but rather a record drawn up by the sales judge completing the procedures and particulars required by law. Its taking place in a court session and under judicial supervision. Does not make it a judicial act. Its effect. The methods of challenging judgments do not apply to it, and it is not subject to the rules prescribed for them. Permitting an appeal against it. An exception in three exhaustively enumerated cases. Its implication. Challenging it by third-party objection. Impermissible. - Admissibility of a third-party objection. Its condition. The objector must establish fraud, collusion, or gross negligence by the person who represented him, and a causal relationship between that and the judgment. The judgment's reaching this correct conclusion. The Court of Cassation may correct the error contained in its reasons. - 515 - Procedure