§ 60-1705 When contract may be construed.

If you have a contract dispute and someone has broken the agreement, or looks like they're about to break it, you can ask the court to step in and explain what the contract actually means. The judge can look at the contract's terms and tell both sides how to interpret them.

This is useful when people disagree about what a contract requires them to do. Instead of waiting until after a breach causes real damage, this rule lets someone go to court and get clarity on the contract's meaning, even if the breach has only been threatened and hasn't fully happened yet. This can help prevent bigger problems down the road by settling the disagreement early.