Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 2187

Nullity of a judgment owing to an omission or error in the litigants’ names and capacities. Limited to a serious omission or error casting doubt on the litigant’s true identity and connection with the proceedings. - A judgment consists of a preamble, reasons, and an operative part. An error occurring in one of them and addressed in another in a manner that removes it. A clerical error that does not result in nullity. An example of a clerical error in a litigant’s name.