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Court Rejected A Lawsuit Filed By A Son Against His Mother To Refer To Psychiatric Institution
The Court of Appeals has upheld the verdict issued by the Court of First Instance that rejected a lawsuit filed by a Kuwaiti citizen against his mother through which he asked the court to refer his mother to psychiatric institution to determine the soundness of her mind in terms of her ability and awareness to conduct business, especially with regard to transferring the ownership of her properties to her daughters. Representing the mother was Lawyer Fatima Al-Shatti who explained that the court has the expertise for cross-examining her client to determine her mental status. Anything out of that course would have a negative impact on her client and those around her. Also, the plaintiff did not provide any evidences which would suggest that his mother is not in a sound state of mind.
Juvenile detained: The Juvenile Prosecution has ordered the detention of the 17-year-old ‘boy’ for two weeks in police custody, reports Al-Rai daily. The Ministry of Interior said in a statement that it has opened an investigation into the incident, which killed eight people and injured another when the speeding suspect lost control over his four-wheel drive and ran into the crowd of people who were assisting the injured following a four-vehicle collision.
Jail for blogger: The Criminal Court has sentenced a man who ran a number of fake accounts on Twitter to eight years imprisonment with hard labor, reports Al-Rai daily. The man has been accused of insulting Saudi Arabia, ‘misrepresenting’ HH the Amir and religious contempt.
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