Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3197

Depositing security. A condition for the admissibility of a principal appeal brought by a petition deposited with the registry. The reason therefor: combating vexatious litigation. Absence of this rationale in a cross-appeal or incidental appeal; its effect: depositing security is not required. Contravention thereof. An error in applying the law requiring the judgment to be quashed. An example of a ruling of inadmissibility of an incidental appeal for failure to deposit its security.