278.420 Designation and filing of record -- Cost.

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(1)In any action filed against the commission because of its order in a proceeding

before it, the commission shall file a certified copy of the designated record and

evidence with the court in which the action is pending.

(2)Unless an agreed statement of the record is filed with the court, the filing party shall

designate, within ten

(10)days after an action is filed, the portions of the record

necessary to determine the issues raised in the action. Within ten

(10)days after the

service of the designation or within ten

(10)days after the court enters an order

permitting any other party to intervene in the action, whichever occurs last, any

other party to the action may designate additional portions for filing. The court may

enlarge the ten

(10)day period where cause is shown. Additionally, the court may

require or permit subsequent corrections or additions to the record.

(3)The cost of preparing and certifying the record shall be taxed and paid to the

commission as directed by the court upon final determination of the action. As a

part of this determination, the court may tax a party for the cost of preparing

portions of the record not deemed reasonably necessary to the disposition of the

action. Copies of the designated record shall be furnished at cost to any party to the

action.