The party who files an appeal must file with the clerk of the appellate court a record of the trial court proceedings.

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This is true according to most court procedures. The record of the trial court proceedings is necessary for the appellate court to review the case and make a decision on the appeal. The appellant must ensure that the record is complete and accurate to support their arguments on appeal.

The Party Who Files an Appeal Must File with the Clerk