Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3815

Completion of the prescribed attachment procedures. Does not, of itself, remove the attached property from the ownership of the person against whom attachment is levied. Its implication. Attachment is a preliminary step toward satisfaction of the possessor's right. The effect of this. The person against whom attachment is levied is not deprived of his right or of disposing of it, provided this does not conflict with the purpose of attachment. - A defective procedure. Remains in existence and produces its effects until it is declared void. The reason for this. - 659 - Civil Procedure - The rule prohibiting attachment of certain property of the debtor does not concern public policy. The exception. A statutory provision or what the judiciary has established. Article 216/c, Civil Procedure. Example concerning the prohibition on attachment of property gifted as maintenance.