Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1852

The impermissibility of appealing judgments rendered as final by courts of first instance except in specified circumstances, including invalidity in the judgment. Deficiency in the judgment’s factual reasons entails its invalidity. Defects affecting its legal reasons. Do not lead to that. - 297 - Procedure - An error in the first-instance judgment’s assessment of the evidence. Does not entail invalidity. The condition thereof. That the judgment contains what indicates its cognizance of the evidence submitted in the action and that it subjected it to its assessment.