§ 60-3207 Opinion.

Here's a plain-English summary of this rule:

When the Kansas Supreme Court answers a legal question sent to it by another court, the court's answer comes in the form of a written opinion. This opinion explains what the law says about the specific question that was asked.

Once the Kansas Supreme Court finishes writing this opinion, the court clerk takes care of sending it out. The clerk sends an official copy, marked with the court's seal, to two places: the court that originally asked the question, and all the parties involved in the case.

This process makes sure everyone gets the same official answer at the same time. The court that asked the question can then use this answer to help decide the case in front of it. The parties also get their own copy so they know exactly what the Supreme Court decided and can plan their next steps in the case.