Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3307

The Court of Appeal does not stop at declaring invalidity if it considers the appealed judgment invalid because of a defect in it or invalidity of the preceding proceedings, where the invalidity does not extend to the originating statement of claim. It must decide the merits by a new judgment. - The decision striking out an action. Its nature. Example. - Interruption of proceedings in an action does not affect the procedures completed before it. Example.