§ 729.3 Application of act.

Here's a plain English summary of this rule.

This law only kicks in when a case involves money owed in a foreign currency, like euros or Japanese yen. If a claim in a lawsuit or an estate case involves foreign money, this law tells the court how to handle that part of the case.

Even if other legal rules apply to different parts of the same case, the foreign currency parts still get handled under this specific law. So a judge might use different legal rules for different pieces of the same case. One set of rules could cover things like contracts or property, while this law specifically covers any foreign money involved.

In short, this rule sets the boundaries for when it applies. It only deals with foreign currency issues, and it applies to those issues no matter what other laws are being used for the rest of the case.