4.456 million dinars in judicial fees collected in June

“Justice”: 7,763 lawsuits examined and 6,618 cases reviewed

“The Capital” leads collections with 50.7%, while “Al-Farwaniya” accounts for 36.3%

Statistics released by the Statistics and Research Department at the Ministry of Justice revealed intense activity by the Judicial Fees Administration during June 2026, encompassing the examination, verification, review, and estimation of fees for lawsuits, as well as the follow-up on the execution of orders. The total financial collections for the month amounted to KD 4,456,216.

The statistics showed that the total number of cases received by the Lawsuit Examination Department was 7,546, while 7,763 lawsuits were examined. The Capital Court led the courts in terms of cases received for examination with 4,720 cases, followed by Hawalli with 1,100, then Al-Farwaniya with 1,028, Al-Jahra with 513, and Al-Ahmadi and Mubarak Al-Kabeer with 185 cases each.

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In the Verification and Review Department, the total number of cases received from the Lawsuit Examination Department was 5,758, compared to 6,518 cases that were reviewed. The Capital Court accounted for the largest share of review work with 2,545 cases, followed by Al-Farwaniya with 1,659, then Al-Ahmadi and Mubarak Al-Kabeer with 993, Hawalli with 800, and Al-Jahra with 521 cases.

The data indicated that the Claims Department issued 1,825 orders for fee estimation during the month. Al-Farwaniya Court led with 695 orders, followed by the Capital Court with 649, then Hawalli with 320, Al-Ahmadi and Mubarak Al-Kabeer with 123, and Al-Jahra with 38 orders. The Follow-up and Order Execution Department recorded 2,702 actions to submit requests for asset attachment against debtors, alongside 883 actions to receive orders from the Claims Department, 531 actions for fee estimation of publication requests, 183 requests for vehicle attachment, 134 travel ban requests, as well as 86 requests to lift asset attachment held by third parties against the debtor, and 73 complaints.

In the Fee Estimation Department, the total number of newspapers received was 16,233. Al-Farwaniya accounted for the largest share at 37.2%, followed by the Capital Court at 26.5%, then Al-Ahmadi and Mubarak Al-Kabeer at 12.3%, Al-Jahra at 10.9%, and Hawalli at 9.7%. The Kuwait Bar Association’s share amounted to 3.5%.

Fund Statistics

The Capital Court accounted for 50.7% of collections, Al-Farwaniya for 36.3%, Hawalli for 6%, Al-Ahmadi and Mubarak Al-Kabeer for 4.7%, and Al-Jahra for 2.3%. Total expenditures in the Capital Court related to guarantees and deposits amounted to KD 1,156,089.