Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3873

The court’s disregard of a request to appoint an expert. Its condition: the existence of papers in the case sufficient to form its conviction, or it becoming apparent that the facts sought to be proved are immaterial to determining the dispute and that there is no need for them. - A judgment’s disregard of responding to a defense maintained by a litigant that has no basis in law. No defect. Its condition. The conclusion reached being consistent with the law. Example concerning entitlement to apply for issuance of a title deed for a government house.