Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 2185

Deficiency in the factual reasons for the judgment or a gross error in the names and capacities of the litigants. Its effect: nullity of the judgment. Its condition: the error or omission must cast doubt on the litigant's true identity and connection to the proceedings. - An error in the preamble to the judgment by omitting one of the litigants or part of his name. A mere clerical error. The condition for considering it as such: the reasons for the judgment must have removed any doubt concerning the litigant's true identity.