Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3199

The respondent may, until the close of pleadings, bring an incidental appeal. Its condition. Not having accepted the judgment after the principal appeal was brought. - Failure to appeal the judgment within the time limit and bringing an incidental appeal before the close of pleadings in the appeal. Does not in itself constitute acceptance of the appealed judgment. - 539 - Civil Procedure - The appellate court has authority to adjudicate the dispute submitted to it in all its aspects, whether for the principal appellant or the party bringing the incidental appeal. 7- The appellant shall not be prejudiced by his appeal:-