Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 4100

Directing the parties to provide evidence of their defense or drawing their attention to its requirements. The trial court is not obliged to do so. - The decisive oath. Tendering it. Its condition. It must be conclusive of the dispute, and the party tendering it must specify the fact to which it relates and state its wording expressly and clearly; the court has no power to alter its wording in a manner affecting its import and meaning. Example concerning dismissal of the action based on tendering a decisive oath in wording that is unclear and inconclusive for determining whether the action is to be allowed or dismissed. - The defense deemed presented to the Court of Appeal:-