Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1747

The relative effect of procedural measures concerning a challenge to a judgment. Its implication. Where there are multiple respondents and only one or some of them challenge the judgment, only those who lodged the challenge within the time limit benefit from its effect, to the exclusion of the others, and it may be invoked only against those against whom it was lodged within the time limit, to the exclusion of the others. - Actions involving an indivisible subject matter or a joint and several obligation, or in which the law requires specified persons to be joined. Multiple judgment debtors therein, only one or some of whom challenge the judgment within the time limit. They may join those who challenged within the time limit. Their failure to do so. Its effect: the court must order those who challenged within the time limit to join them in their challenge. The reason therefor. Avoiding a judgment on the challenge conflicting with the challenged judgment as against those who did not challenge it. An example concerning a joint and several obligation.