Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 3826

An insurance contract may include a term forfeiting the insured's right of recourse against the insurer as a sanction for his breach of the contract. Its condition. The insurer's compliance with the formal and substantive restrictions imposed by the legislature to draw the insurance applicant's attention to the gravity of this sanction and to avoid abuse by the insurer. - The insurance contract containing a general term forfeiting the insurer's right of recourse against it in the event of violation of laws and regulations, without specifying the nature of the violation. This term is void unless the nature of the violation is specified therein.