Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1914

A judgment rendered on the basis of the decisive oath. Acquires the force of res judicata. Its effect: it may not be challenged by any method of challenge except one based on nullity in the procedures for tendering or taking the oath. - A cassation challenge to the procedures for taking the decisive oath before the court of first instance, despite the first-instance judgment having been set aside before the court of second instance, which based its ruling on the decisive oath that it administered, without criticism of its procedures and with the criticism directed at refusal to take the oath. Impermissible.