Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 2453

The rule is that a challenge to a judgment benefits only the person bringing it and may be invoked only against the person against whom it is brought. - Failure by some of the parties against whom judgment was rendered to challenge it. Has no effect on a challenge validly brought by others. The reason for this. The legislature's departure from this rule in three cases. Article 134/2 - 410 - Procedure Procedure, including indivisibility. Its implication. A person who missed the time limit for challenging the judgment or accepted it has the right to challenge it while a challenge brought by one of them is being heard, joining that person's claims. His failure to do so. The court may order that he be joined to the challenge. - An appeal by one of the parties against whom judgment was rendered and the court's order joining the remaining appellant heirs. Its effect. Another appeal brought by one of them. A ruling that the appeal may not be heard because it has already been adjudicated. Correct.