§ 60-5106 Construction of act; appellate decisions.

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

This rule makes clear that the new law doesn't cancel out or overturn any past decisions made by the Kansas Supreme Court. If the state's highest court has already ruled on something, that ruling still stands. The new law isn't meant to change or challenge those earlier decisions.

In simple terms, this rule protects existing court decisions from being wiped out just because a new law was passed. Courts and lawyers can still rely on past Kansas Supreme Court rulings as good law, even after this act takes effect. The rule exists to avoid confusion about whether old cases are still valid.