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TEXAS COTRT RULES.
112. In preparing transcripts the following order shall be
observed, to wit:
First. The index, which must refer to the proceedings in the
order they appear in the record.
Second. The caption, which shall be as follows: "The State of
Texas, County of............................. At a term of the............................court, begun
and holden within and for the County of .............................at.......................on
the............day of ...., A. D ......., and which adjourned on the.........
day of............, A. D ..... ., the Hon.................................. judge thereof, presiding,
the following cause came on for trial, to wit:
"No........... The State of Texas vs. A. B.,. ..............................
Third. The time and manner of the presentation of indictment.
Fourth. The indictment or information.
Fifth. The pleas of defendant.
Sixth. The verdict and judgment.
Seventh. The statement of facts.
Eighth. The charge of the court.
Ninth. The charges refused.
Tenth. Bills of exceptions.
Eleventh. Motion for new trial, and motion in arrest of judgment,
and notice of appeal.
Twelfth. Such other pleas, motions and orders as are made during'the
trial of the cause.
Thirteenth. Final judgment (or in a misdemeanor case the recog.
nizance or statement that defendant is in jail).
Fourteenth. Assignment of errors, if any are filed, and request,
if any, to send transcript to a branch of the court other than that
to which the appeal is returnable.
Fifteenth. Certificate of the clerk, under the seal of the court,
which shall certify that the transcript contains a true copy of all
the proceedings had in the cause.
113. In preparing the transcript the following directions must
also be observed: It shall be written on good paper, on one side
only, in a neat, legible hand, free from erasures and interlineations,
leaving a margin of sufficient width, in which margin the clerk shall
note the name of each proceeding, and the time of its occurring or
being filed, and at the left-hand lower corner, mark the number of
each page. At the end of each paper must be copied the file marks
indorsed thereon, and a space shall be left between the record of each
separate paper or proceeding.
114. The transcript must be fastened at the upper end with tape
or ribbon, and sealed over the tie with the seal of the court, and
folded and indorsed as follows:
"A. B., appellant,
vs.
"The State, appellee.
"From ........ ........county district court (or county court), A. D ......"
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