South Dakota § 15-38-33 - (Rule 5(b)) Order for transcript of verbatim record--Waiver by stipulation.
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§ 15-38-33. (Rule 5(b)) Order for transcript of verbatim record--Waiver by stipulation.
When an appeal is taken, the appellant shall petition the circuit court for an order that a transcript of the verbatim record of the proceedings be prepared. The transcript shall be filed within thirty days of the service of the order upon the court reporter. The transcript may be waived by the filing of a stipulation between the appellant and all appellees dispensing with its preparation.
Source: Supreme Court Rule 78-4, Rule 5 (b); Supreme Court Rule 80-14.
Source: official South Dakota text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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