Judicial principle — Kuwait Court of Cassation

Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 2202

State of Kuwait · Pleadings — Part Three · Ministry of Justice — Court of Cassation — Technical Office

English translation of the principle

The particulars that a judgment must contain. Omission and serious error therein. Effect: nullity. - Omission of the name of the principal litigant entails nullity. Reason: it is considered an essential particular. - Omission of the name of a person against whom no claims were directed in the action. No nullity. Example. - 363 - Civil Procedure
Arabic original
البيانات التي يجب اشتمال الحكم عليها. النقص والخطأ الجسيم فيها. أثره: البطلان. - إغفال اسم الخصم الأصيل يرتب البطلان. علة ذلك:ً اعتباره بياناً جوهرياً. - إغفال اسم من لم توجه إليه طلبات في الدعوى. لا بطلان. مثال. - ٣٦٣ - المرافعات
Original Arabic judgment citations

(الطعن ١٠٩٩/٢٠٠٤ تجاري جلسة ٢١/١/٢٠٠٦ مجلة القضاء والقانون س٣٤ ج١ ص٢٦٢)

Source: Court of Cassation legal principles collection — Pleadings — Part Three — Ministry of Justice — Court of Cassation — Technical Office. Printed page 363. PDF pages: 360.

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