Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 2632

Judgments rendered before determination of the merits. Two types. The first: those that do not terminate all or part of the proceedings. They may not be challenged independently. The second: those that terminate all or part of the proceedings. They are challenged in accordance with the general rules. - A judgment conclusively specifying the means of proof. It permits the authority of res judicata. Consequence thereof. It must be challenged within the statutory periods, otherwise the right to do so lapses.