Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 4992

Violation of the law or error in its application is not among the cases that exceptionally permit an appeal against judgments rendered as final by courts of first instance. The first-instance judgment containing indications that the court was acquainted with the evidence submitted to it and subjected it to its assessment. Its effect. An error in the judgment's assessment of this evidence does not entail its nullity, and it may not exceptionally be appealed. The female appellant's objection that the challenged judgment erred in assessing the evidence on which it relied—if correct—to establish the relationship of knowledge does not lead to the judgment's nullity or the exceptional permissibility of its appeal. The judgment's adherence to this view and its ruling that the appeal is inadmissible because of the low monetary threshold and the absence of nullity. Correct. - Limitation of the labor action:-