§ 60-1711 Costs.

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

When a court handles a case under this law, it gets to decide who pays the costs of the case. The judge looks at what seems fair given the situation, rather than following a strict formula.

This means there's no automatic rule saying the losing side always pays, or that costs get split evenly. Instead, the judge has flexibility to decide what makes sense based on the facts of that particular case. One side might end up paying all the costs, both sides might split them, or the judge might divide them in some other way that seems fair.

For people involved in a case like this, it means you can't predict for certain how costs will be handled just by knowing you won or lost. The judge will look at the whole situation and make a decision based on what seems right and fair under the circumstances.