Art. 2128. Same; determination of content

            The form and content of the record on appeal shall be in accordance with the rules of the appellate court, except as provided in the Constitution of Louisiana and as provided in Article 2128.1. Within ten days after transmission of the notices of estimated costs by the clerk of court as provided in Article 2126, however, the appellant may designate by written notice filed with the trial court the portions of the record that the appellant desires to constitute the record on appeal. Within fourteen days after service of a copy of this designation on the other party, that party may also designate by written notice filed with the trial court other portions of the record as the party considers necessary. In those cases, the clerk shall prepare the record on appeal as so directed, but a party or the trial court may cause to be filed thereafter any omitted portion of the record as a supplemental record. When no designation is made, the record shall be a transcript of all of the proceedings as well as all documents filed in the trial court.

            Acts 2012, No. 171, §1; Acts 2026, No. 127, §1.