Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 2213

Issuance of a judicial judgment validly and producing its effects. Its effect. Examination of the defects affecting it is precluded except by challenging it through the appropriate means. There is no means of setting aside these judgments by an original action for nullity or a plea of its nullity in another action unless the judgment is stripped of its essential elements because it was issued by an improperly constituted court or by a judge having no jurisdiction. - Judgments of the Court of Cassation. They may not be challenged by any means of challenge. The reason: they are the final stage in the levels of litigation. Exception: nullity of the judgment issued therein if one of the grounds of disqualification provided for in Article 102 of the Law of Procedure applies to one of the justices who issued it. The implication. The judicial dispute is resolved upon issuance of the Court of Cassation's judgment on that issue, and the jurisdiction of the judiciary or any other body to examine it ceases where it is an essential issue that does not change with changing circumstances and conditions.