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entire record is always available to the appellate court for
reference and examination and shall not engage in unnecessary
designation. If the parties are unable to agree:
(1) Within 15 days after the filing of the record in the
appellate court, the appellant shall serve on the appellee a
statement of those parts of the record that the appellant
proposes to include in the record extract.
(2) Within ten days thereafter, the appellee shall serve on
the appellant a statement of any additional parts of the record
that the appellee desires to be included in the record extract.
(3) Within five days thereafter, the appellant shall serve on
the appellee a statement of any additional parts of the record
that the appellant proposes to include in view of the parts of
the record designated by the appellee.
(4) If the appellant determines that a part of the record
designated by the appellee is not material to the questions
presented, the appellant may demand from appellee advance payment
of the estimated cost of reproducing that part. Unless the
appellee pays for or secures that cost within five days after
receiving the appellant's demand, the appellant may omit that
part from the record extract but shall state in the record
extract the reason for the omission.
(e) Appendix in Appellee's Brief
If the record extract does not contain a part of the
record that the appellee believes is material, the appellee may
reproduce that part of the record as an appendix to the
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