K.S.A. 60-264.Enforcing orders for and against a nonparty; procedure

K.S.A. 60-264 is a single, short rule covering an order that reaches beyond the named parties to a case. Some orders grant relief for the benefit of a nonparty, and others can be enforced against someone who never appeared as a party at all. Instead of creating a separate enforcement track for those situations, the rule says the same procedure used to enforce an order for or against a party applies.

That keeps enforcement simple and consistent: a nonparty who benefits from an order doesn't need a different mechanism to collect on it, and a nonparty bound by an order faces the same enforcement tools a party would face. The rule doesn't say which orders can run to or against a nonparty in the first place -- it only fixes the procedure once such an order exists.