Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3229

Nullity of a procedural act. Its cases. Nullity is not to be adjudged, notwithstanding express provision for it, if the procedural act causes no harm to the litigant. Relevant harm. Its nature. Fulfilment of the purpose of the procedural act despite the formal violation. Its implication. Realization of the interest intended to be protected, with absence of harm. - The judgment’s inference from the papers that the purpose of the procedural act was fulfilled and that harm was absent, and its refusal to adjudge the service procedures void. Correct.