Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1889

What determines the claims before the court is the final claims. Omission to adjudicate one of the claims. Its consequences. - An incidental claim. Its requirements. Example. - The court's inadvertent omission to adjudicate one of the claims. It remains pending before it without adjudication. It may not be appealed. The reason for this. An appeal is admissible only in respect of claims adjudicated expressly or implicitly by the judgment. The means of remedying the omission. Recourse to the same court. - Litigation at two levels. A fundamental principle of the judicial system relating to public policy. Its implication.