Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1907

The rule permitting an appeal in cassation against any final judgment, whatever the court that rendered it, if it determined a previous dispute contrary to another judgment previously rendered between the same parties and having acquired the force of res judicata. Does not encompass judgments rendered by the Court of Cassation. - 307 - Civil Procedure - A final judgment determining a previous dispute contrary to another judgment previously rendered between the same parties and having acquired the force of res judicata. May be challenged by cassation unless rendered by the Court of Cassation. The reason for this: judgments rendered by the Court of Cassation may not be challenged. Example.