Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1405

The judgment must be based on sound reasons having an established basis in the papers and leading to the conclusion it reached. The Court of Cassation may exercise its review whenever the reasons for the judgment do not lead to its conclusion. - The judgment's rejection of a litigant's documents on the assertion that they are fabricated and may relate to matters outside the scope of the action, without explaining how the judgment arrived at this. Deficiency, contradiction of what is established in the papers, and basing the judgment on supposition and conjecture. - 221 - Civil Procedure