Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 2677

The rules concerning the inadmissibility of appeals against judgments rendered within the nonappealable monetary limit of the court of first instance. Their relation to public policy. The exceptions thereto. Nullity occurring in the judgment or nullity in the procedures affecting it. The judgment being vitiated by a violation of the law or an error in its application. Its effect. It may not be appealed. Example. - When a judgment of the Court of First Instance is final.