Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3808

An appellate judgment reversing a provisionally enforceable first-instance judgment and dismissing the action. Is capable of compulsory enforcement to remove the effects of the first-instance judgment. Its implication: the judgment debtor may recover what the judgment creditor collected pursuant to that judgment and restore the situation to what it was before enforcement. - An appellate judgment reversing a first-instance judgment that ordered the forfeiture of custody and maintenance for the minors. Is considered an enforcement instrument authorizing the Enforcement Department to restore the situation to what it was before enforcement.