Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 480

The decisive oath belongs to the litigant, not the judge. When it is tendered. Conditions for tendering it: it must be material to the outcome and not abusive. - The court of merits adjudicates the action within the limits of the claims presented, guided by the evidence and documents submitted therein and on the basis of what the litigants present. A litigant's failure to request that the decisive oath be tendered to his opponent. His complaint that he was not enabled to tender it. Has no basis.