Rule 6.805. Appellee’s designation of additional parts of transcript

6.805(1) Appellee’s designation. If the appellee deems a transcript of other parts of the proceedings is necessary, the appellee must separately file a designation of additional parts to be transcribed with both the clerk of the district court and the clerk of the supreme court and must serve the designation on each court reporter within ten days after service of the combined certificate. The appellee may request permission to file a separate designation of additional parts to be transcribed beyond the ten-day period upon a showing of good cause for being unable to meet the ten-day requirement.

6.805(2) Disputes regarding transcription. The parties are encouraged to agree on which parts of the proceedings are to be transcribed. Any disputes concerning which parts of the proceedings are to be transcribed and which party is to advance payment to the reporter for transcription are to be submitted to the district court. If, within four days of the appellee’s designation of additional parts, the appellant fails or refuses to order such parts, the appellee must either order the parts or apply to the district court to compel the appellant to do so.

6.805(3) Supplemental certificate. Within seven days after the appellee has served a designation of additional parts of the proceedings requested to be transcribed, the party ordering the additional proceedings must use the supplemental certificate found in rule 6.1401—Form 3: Supplemental Certificate to order the additional proceedings transcribed, serve it on each court reporter, and file it with both the clerk of the district court and the clerk of the supreme court.