Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 4445

An heir's acknowledgment is evidence binding only upon the acknowledging party. It does not interrupt limitation or waive it after the right thereto has vested with respect to the remaining heirs if one of them waives it. - An acknowledgment of the debt by one heir. Does not operate against the remaining heirs. Article 357 of the Civil Code. - The challenged judgment's rejection of the plea that the action may not be heard raised by the appellant, based on an acknowledgment by heirs of the first respondent's entitlement to the amount awarded, as indicating a waiver by both of them and the remaining heirs of the plea that the action may not be heard. An error in applying the law requiring its cassation. - The plea that an action to establish marriage may not be heard:-