The clerk shall arrange for an official certified court reporter to make and transcribe
a stenographic record of the hearing in each contested proceeding, and shall provide
for such copies of the transcript as may be required for the purposes of the council.
No copies of the transcript will be furnished to the parties by the council, but copies
may be obtained from the official reporter, upon payment to such reporter of appropriate
charges. Suggested corrections to the transcript of the record may be offered within
ten days after the transcript is filed in the proceeding, unless the council shall
permit suggested corrections to be offered thereafter. Suggested corrections shall
be served in writing upon each party of record, the official reporter and all persons
upon whom service is required to be made by section 158-240. If suggested corrections are not objected to, the council may direct the corrections
to be made and the manner of making them. In case the parties disagree on suggested
corrections, they may be heard by the council, which shall then determine the manner
in which the record shall be changed, if at all.
(Code 1956, § 52-126)
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