Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3658

Awarding statutory interest from the date the commercial debt falls due. Restricted to cases where the amount of the monetary obligation is ascertainable when it arises; otherwise, interest runs from the date of the final judgment. - An obligation whose amount is ascertainable when it arises. Its meaning. One whose amount is determined on fixed, agreed bases, with no discretion for the court in its assessment, even if the debtor disputes its amount. The judgment's departure from this view. A violation of the law. Requires its partial cassation.