Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1953

The general rule concerning judgments is that they may not be challenged by an independent action for nullity. - The methods of challenging judgments. Exhaustively specified in accordance with the procedures prescribed by the legislature. Examination of the grounds of defect that may affect a judgment. The means thereof is to seek redress through the appropriate methods of challenge. A challenge being impermissible or no longer available. There is no means of setting aside the judgment by an independent action for nullity. The exception. Its cases. - A defect that does not constitute a ground for the nonexistence of a judgment. An original action seeking its nullity may not be instituted. Redress against it is sought by challenging it through the appropriate method.