Kuwait Court of Cassation principle number 725

The legislature's requirement that a commercial instrument contain specified particulars. Its purpose. The sanction for omission of one of these particulars. The instrument loses its negotiable-instrument character and becomes an ordinary instrument subject to the general rules of obligations; thus the ordinary limitation period applies, not the negotiable-instrument limitation period. - A promissory note lacking a statement of its place of execution and the name of its maker. Its effect. It lacks the character of a commercial instrument.