Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1280

Judgments rendered with final effect by courts of first instance may not be appealed except in specified cases, including where the judgment is affected by nullity. Inadequacy in the judgment's factual reasons entails its nullity. Defects affecting its legal reasons. Do not lead to that result. - An error in assessing the evidence in the first-instance judgment. Does not entail its nullity. The condition for this. That the judgment contain an indication that it acquainted itself with the evidence submitted in the action and subjected it to its assessment.