Rule 206. CASES INVOLVING MULTIPLE NOTICES OF APPEAL
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RULE 206
CASES INVOLVING MULTIPLE NOTICES OF APPEAL
Where more than one party serves a notice of appeal, the party whose notice of appeal is first received by the appellate court shall be designated as the primary appellant and shall be responsible for performing all duties required of the appellant under Rules 207 and 210. Upon receipt of notification that the primary appellant has received the transcript of proceeding, the clerk of the appellate court shall establish a briefing schedule.
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