§ 60-266 Article does not extend or limit the jurisdiction and venue of district courts.

This rule simply confirms that the article does not change which court can hear a case or where a case can be filed. It does not give courts any new power, and it does not take away any power they already have. The same goes for venue, meaning the rules about which location or county is proper for filing a lawsuit stay exactly the same.

In short, this rule is a clarification rather than a change. People filing or responding to lawsuits should look at other laws and rules to figure out jurisdiction and venue. This rule just makes clear that nothing in this article affects those separate rules.