Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 1385

A limited liability company. Comprises a number of persons not exceeding thirty. Each partner’s liability therein is limited to his share in the capital. The independence of the company’s legal personality from the persons of its partners. Its implication. Separation of the company’s patrimony from the patrimonies of its partners. - Establishment that the company is a limited liability company. Joining the company, rather than the partner managing it, as a party to the action relied upon by the company in levying a provisional attachment against another company. The judgment’s ruling that attachment of the manager’s private funds held by the Enforcement Department was valid. A violation of the law and defective reasoning.