Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1898

Judgments rendered during the course of an action that do not terminate the litigation. They may not be challenged except together with the judgment terminating the litigation, even if they concern the merits or terminate part of the litigation. The exception. Provisional and urgent judgments, judgments staying the action, and judgments susceptible to compulsory enforcement. - The judgment terminating the litigation. Its nature. - The judgment's ruling upholding the first-instance judgment determining the appellant's wage without deciding the claim for compensation for the remaining term of the contract. That claim remaining before the court after it referred the action in that respect for evidentiary investigation. A judgment that does not terminate the litigation pending between the parties. Challenging it by cassation. Impermissible.