Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 2029

The first-instance judgment's dismissal of both the original action and the counterclaim. The respondent—the claimant in the counterclaim—appealing the judgment issued on the counterclaim, but not the judgment issued in the original action, which he may not appeal because it was issued in his favor. Its implication. It may not be regarded as an incidental appeal. Its filing after the legally prescribed 30-day period. Its effect. Forfeiture of the right to appeal. The challenged judgment's departing from this. An error in applying the law requiring its cassation.