§ 60-2104 Contents and preparation of record.

The Kansas Supreme Court decides what needs to be included in the paperwork for an appeal, called the "record on appeal." This rule doesn't spell out the details itself. Instead, it points to separate court rules that lay out exactly what documents, transcripts, and other materials must be part of the record, and how everything should be organized and formatted.

If you're appealing a case, this means you can't just guess what to include. You need to check the Supreme Court's specific rules to find out what's required and how to put the record together the right way. Getting this wrong could cause problems with your appeal, so it pays to look up those detailed rules before you file anything.