Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3520

A grievance against a payment order and its annulment because of a defect in one of the formal conditions. Its effect. Treating it as though it had never existed, with the court stopping there and not proceeding to determine the merits. Its basing annulment on the absence of one of the substantive conditions necessary for its issuance. Its effect. Not stopping at annulment; rather, it must proceed to examine the merits and determine them by a final, decisive judgment between creditor and debtor, as it has jurisdiction over a new dispute whose subject is not merely the presence or absence of the conditions for issuing the order, but extends to everything relating to the right claimed by the creditor. - 598 - Civil Procedure