Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 448

The omission or error in litigants' names and capacities that invalidates a judgment. Its nature. That which is so serious as to cast doubt on the litigants' true identity and their connection to the litigation. Example. - A judgment's structure consists of a preamble, grounds and operative part. An error appearing in the judgment's preamble, with its grounds addressing matters that remove doubt concerning the true identity of a litigant and his connection to the litigation. It is considered merely a clerical error that does not entail nullity.