Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 2728

The rule is that judgments delivered with final effect by courts of first instance may not be appealed. The exception: where the judgment is affected by nullity, or procedural nullity influenced the judgment, or the judgment was delivered contrary to an earlier judgment that had not acquired the force of res judicata. - Ruling that an appeal is impermissible because the monetary threshold is not met despite the nullity of the first-instance judgment. An error in the application of the law requiring cassation of the judgment.