Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 4129

Orders on petitions, including travel-ban orders. A grievance against them is brought before the Plenary Court, the same judge who issued the order, or, where appropriate, another judge of interim matters at the Plenary Court. Its implication. The judge takes the place of the court, and what he issues on the grievance is considered as having been issued by the court in its full composition. - Issuance of a travel-ban order by the Director of the Enforcement Department. A grievance against this order is brought before the Plenary Court presided over by a judge of interim matters. The ground of challenge that the judgment on the grievance was issued by a court not composed of three judges. Incorrect.