Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 134

Summary: - The Court of Appeal's conclusion that the offence was established against the appellant and its ruling referring the civil action to one of the competent civil circuits. His dispute concerning the absence of civil liability requiring compensation. Misplaced. Rule: Since the record establishes that the appellate court, after concluding that the first offence was established against the appellant, ruled to refer the civil action to one of the competent civil circuits, the latter's dispute concerning the extent to which the elements of civil liability requiring compensation were present and the dismissal of the civil action that ought to have been ordered is misplaced.