Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1769

The relative effect of a challenge. Its implication and effect. - The excepted cases in which a litigant benefits from a challenge lodged by another. Judgments rendered on an indivisible subject matter, a joint and several obligation, or an action in which the law requires specified persons to be joined. A judgment debtor may challenge the judgment during consideration of the appeal in cassation or appeal lodged within the time limit by another, joining him in his requests, even if he accepted the judgment or the time limit for challenge expired. His failure to do so. The court must require the appellant to join him in the appeal. This concerns public policy. His refusal to do so. Its effect. Inadmissibility of the appeal. Example.