Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1908

Judgments of the Court of Cassation. They may not be challenged by any method of challenge. The reason therefor. They are the final destination in the stages of litigation. The exception: nullity of the judgment rendered therein if one of the grounds of disqualification provided for in Article 102 of the Code of Procedure applies to one of the counsellors who rendered it. The means thereof. The party must request that the Court of Cassation set aside the judgment and reconsider the challenge before a circuit that does not include the counsellor who caused the nullity. - Cassation of a judgment and remittal of the case to the court that rendered it for adjudication anew. Its implication. That court must follow the judgment of the Court of Cassation on the legal issue that it determined and on which it deliberately and knowingly expressed its opinion, whereby its judgment acquires the force of res judicata on that issue, and the court of remittal is precluded from impairing that binding authority.