Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 363

Litigation at two levels. A statutory safeguard falling within the ordinary legislature's discretion, not a constitutional principle. The implication thereof. Under the constitutional authorization, the legislature may provide for litigation at one, two, or three levels. This right belongs to the legislature as the body that organizes and structures the judiciary within the provisions of the Constitution. Its consequence. No reproach attaches to its provision in Article 14 of Law No. 35 of 1962 concerning Elections of Members of the National Assembly for the finality of the judgment rendered by the judge of the Court of First Instance in the challenges referred to in Article 13 of the same Law, provided that the prohibition on challenge is general and abstract. The reason therefor. - 71 - Pleadings