§ 60-2506 Remedies deemed cumulative.

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

This rule says that the methods described earlier for replacing lost or destroyed court records are not the only options available. If a court record gets lost or destroyed, people can still use other legal methods to prove what the record said or to recreate it, beyond just what this specific law lays out.

In simple terms, this law adds another tool to the toolbox. It does not take away or replace any other ways that courts or people already had for handling missing records. Someone dealing with a lost or destroyed record can pick whichever method works best for their situation, whether that means using this law or using some other legal process that already existed.